Similar Posts

Subscribe
Notify of
5 Answers
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
RedPanther
2 years ago

It is externally the same brake caliper, only that the 315er has got a slightly more beautiful surface finish.

Whether the material of the pistons differs somewhat, I cannot judge right now. In the case of the low price difference, I doubt it and even more doubt it makes a noticeable difference in practice.

I think you can take the 200. Then you better put the saved money in a somewhat higher-quality venting set.

RedPanther
2 years ago
Reply to  Benjamin504

Ah, then the question was more whether you can connect the 315s to the 200s.

Yeah, you can.

Just note that the brake must be vented once the hydraulic system has been separated and reconnected. The olive at the end of the line is also a single-use part and is separated.

Hopefully, the fact that the brake disc and brake pads must be far from the range of possible sprayers is also obvious.

rodelforodelfo
2 years ago

So I find the complete brakes are so cheap to have, I would always take them flat and not just the individual brake saddles. What do you have when you mount everything and 1 1/2 years later one of the levers will leak?

For orientation, these are the cheapest brakes that Shimano offer at all made in China somewhere, since you can simply not expect a long service life.

That’s why I would upgrade to the DEORE BR-M6100 with the same Servo-Wave brake lever transmission as the more expensive Deore XT!) consider, which is better for classes, that is good money.

https://www.rosebikes.de/shimano-deore-br-m6100 disc brake 2689559?article_size=6067139&product_shape=42

Fliegnfischer
2 years ago

These are both cheap shots that can be leaked.