🛑 Bicycle Hydraulic Brakes Service – Safety and Precision at Your Fingertips
Servicing your bicycle's hydraulic brakes is crucial for your safety and control, especially on demanding terrains. Regular checks and maintenance ensure that your braking system always operates with maximum power and precision. At Evolution Service, we provide complete hydraulic brake servicing, including bleeding, oil replacement, and inspection of key components.
Quick Brakes Check 🛑
Check if all systems are functioning properly. If you cannot confirm all three items, schedule a service **IMMEDIATELY**!
🛠️ What does the Hydraulic Brakes Service include?
🧪 1. System Bleeding
- Complete bleeding (air removal) of the braking system.
- Replacing old brake fluid (DOT or Mineral Oil) with new fluid.
- Elimination of the "spongy" brake feel and restoring full power.
🔍 2. Component Inspection and Replacement
- Checking the thickness and condition of brake pads (replacement if necessary).
- Inspecting brake rotors for damage and warping.
- Centering brake calipers relative to the rotor (correcting rubbing).
🔧 3. Diagnostics and Fine-tuning
- Checking brake hoses for leaks and damage.
- Cleaning brake caliper pistons.
- Fine-tuning lever reach and bite point.
⭐ Why choose Evolution for brakes?
⚙️ Expertise: We work with both DOT and Mineral oils and use dedicated tools for all manufacturers (Shimano, SRAM, Magura).
✅ Reliability: Service guarantee: The brake must perform flawlessly, without exception.
⏱️ Speed: Bleeding is done quickly, ensuring minimal time without your bike.
✅ FAQ – Hydraulic Brakes Service
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How often should I change the fluid in my hydraulic brakes?
It is recommended to change the fluid once a year, especially if you use DOT fluid, which is hygroscopic (absorbs moisture).
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Can hydraulic brakes be serviced in summer and winter?
Yes, brake fluid loses its properties at extreme temperatures. A service is recommended before the season and if you notice significant performance changes.
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What causes a "spongy" brake feel?
This is most commonly a sign that air is trapped in the system or that the brake fluid is too old/contaminated with moisture. This requires immediate bleeding.
Service Price (per brake): 25 KM
*The price of oil, brake pads, and other parts is not included.
Restore your brakes to full power!
Schedule a service and ensure your safety on the trail and the road.
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