Tektro
R341 Ergo Brake Levers
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If you have smaller hand and you're looking for a comfortable, ergonomic brake lever for your road or cross bike then look no further, for your eyes have been opened! Behold, the Tektro R341 Ergo Brake Levers. Designed for smaller hands, these levers have internal cable routing and a lever that conforms to the shape of your hand to keep you comfortable. An all around great lever.
- Short Pull
- Sold as a pair
- Forged Aluminum construction
Specifications
Lever Actuation
Short Pull
Review Summary
LIKES
Construction (4),
Feel (4),
Thin (1),
Looks (2)
WORKS FOR
Single Speed (2)
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Will they fit 22 mm bars
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anwered by: canteau
The Tektro R341 levers are designed to be used with road drop handlebars which have a 23.8mm clamp area. To use them with a flat bar that has a 22.2mm clamp area, you would need to make some sort of shim.
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Are these the same as the RL340, but with the different blade lever?
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Can you use these with side pull
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Do these levers work with disc brakes?
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Are these the same short reach as a R100A?
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They are of similar design, but with a revised hood shape to improve comfort. The R100A have been discontinued.
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Customer Reviews

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A GuestThese levers appear to be a singular item in the marketplace. I searched for "small-hands" brake levers to set up a light and comfortable road bike for my wife. She has small hands and limited hand strength due to a neuromuscular disorder.
I settled on bar end shifters and these brake levers. These levers are light and shaped to tuck in snugly against the handlebars. They have a return spring to make cable routing less critical, and a brake release similar to Campy levers.
The price is nice, since Tree Fort had them on sale!

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A GuestI was skeptical how Tektro R341 would treat my smallish hand (men's glove size small, 7). The hood provides more grip area (similar to shimano STIs) and is not as bulky to grip than its previous version (Tektro R100A). The look isn't that bad either and the ergonomic bend feels just right w/o feeling any odd strains/pulls on the hands.
It works as it was intended- practical and comfortable.
I'd recommend it to any competitive and practical cyclist alike.

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ibellezaconverted my specialized tricross to a single speed bike and these levers do provide better actuation than the stock STI's which came with the bike. Braking improved tremendously without squeezing the levers too much - don't have to change pads for now, will change to the Kool Stop pads I purchased with these levers during winter riding (stock pads don't hold up when it gets wet).

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paulmin2I set up my GT with dirt drops, specifically the Midge bars. I was a little worried about being able to reach the levers due to the different angle that the brakes have to clamped. The R341 levers work great with dirt drops. They place the levers within easy reach and I am able to comfortably get two fingers on each brake while in the drops. Some people may be turned off by the non-traditional look, but I've always been an advocate for function. And it really doesn't look bad on a bike at all.