FIT Bike Co Dia Compe Tech 77 Brake Lever
FIT Bike Co Dia Compe Tech 77 Brake Lever is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
FIT Bike Co Dia Compe Tech 77 Brake Lever
Product Overview
The FIT Bike Co Dia Compe Tech 77 Brake Lever is a replacement or upgrade brake lever designed for BMX applications. Manufactured by Dia Compe, a established brake component manufacturer, this lever provides reliable braking control for U-brake, V-brake, or caliper brake systems. The Tech 77 design offers a balance of reach adjustment and lever throw suitable for street, park, or flatland riding.
Key Features
- Dia Compe manufacturing – Produced by Dia Compe, known for consistent quality control and reliable brake lever performance
- BMX-specific design – Lever geometry and pivot position optimized for BMX brake systems and handlebar positioning
- Durable construction – Built to withstand regular use and handlebar impacts without lever failure or pivot damage
- Standard clamp diameter – Fits 22.2mm (7/8″) BMX handlebars using conventional clamp hardware
Technical Specifications
- Model: Dia Compe Tech 77
- Clamp diameter: 22.2mm (7/8″) BMX standard
- Brake compatibility: U-brake, V-brake, caliper systems
- Material: Aluminum alloy
Compatibility and Ideal Use Cases
This brake lever fits standard 22.2mm BMX handlebars and works with most BMX brake systems including U-brakes (most common on BMX), V-brakes, and caliper brakes. Best suited for riders replacing damaged or worn brake levers, upgrading from lower-quality OEM levers, or building up a bike that requires brake components. The Tech 77 design provides adequate lever reach for most hand sizes, though riders with very small hands may prefer short-reach levers found on youth bikes. Works for street, park, flatland, or trails riding where brake control is needed. Install on the right side of handlebars for right-hand braking (standard in most regions) or left side where left-hand braking is conventional. Ensure proper cable routing and adjustment to achieve full brake engagement without bottoming out the lever against the handlebar grip.
