CILOYU Mini Bike Brake Lever Kit with Mini Bike Brake

CILOYU Mini Bike Brake Lever Kit is a complete 7/8" handlebar brake assembly that includes a lever, 61" cable, rear caliper, and two pads designed to replace or upgrade stopping components on CT100U-style minibikes.

This all-in-one brake kit supplies the key mechanical parts needed for a reliable rear braking system on popular minibike models. The set combines a 7/8" (22 mm) lever, a 1550 mm (61") abrasion-resistant cable, a rear-specific brake caliper, and two brake pads. It is engineered for compatibility with a wide range of small-displacement minibikes but requires a quick dimension check—especially if your frame is widened or handlebars are nonstandard.

Will this kit fit my Coleman CT100U or similar minibike?

The CILOYU kit is built to match many CT100U-style minibikes and other common small-frame models. It fits 7/8" (22 mm) handlebars and includes a 61" cable suitable for typical rear brake routing. However, this caliper is specifically a rear brake unit, so verify whether your bike requires a front or rear caliper before ordering.

• Fits 7/8" (22 mm) handlebars—standard minibike lever size.
• 61" (1550 mm) total cable length with 55" sleeve—long enough for most frames.
• Rear brake caliper only—front vs. rear difference matters.
• Check for widened frames or tall handlebars; those may need a different cable length.

How durable and reliable are the parts provided?

Durability was prioritized by using abrasion-resistant wire rope and a rubber jacket for the cable, plus a steel caliper design for strength. The components are intended for replacement use on recreational minibikes and will withstand typical off-road and park riding stresses when installed correctly. Regular maintenance—like checking pad wear and cable condition—keeps performance consistent.

• Abrasion-resistant cable core with protective rubber sheath for longer life.
• Steel rear caliper resists bending under normal braking loads.
• Two replacement brake pads included for immediate installation.
• Designed for routine riding; inspect parts periodically for wear.

What are the exact measurements and what should I check before buying?

Knowing a few key measurements avoids fitment surprises: lever fits 7/8" handlebars, the cable is 1550 mm (61") overall with a 55" sleeve and approximately 4.96" moving length, and the caliper mounts with a 51 mm (2.01") hole spacing. Confirm your bike’s frame clearance and handlebar rise to ensure the cable reaches without binding. If your minibike has a widened frame, nonstandard routing, or extended handlebars, this kit may not suit you.

• Lever clamp: 7/8" (22 mm) handlebar diameter.
• Cable: 1550 mm (61") overall; sleeve length 55"; moving length ~4.96".
• Caliper mounting hole distance: 51 mm (2.01").
• Confirm whether your bike uses front or rear caliper mounting positions.

What comes in the box and how easy is installation?

The package includes the brake lever, full-length cable, rear brake caliper, and two brake pads so you can replace the main wear components in one service session. Installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with minibike maintenance: clamp the lever, route and secure the cable, mount the caliper to the rear bracket, and adjust pad clearance. If you’re new to mechanical work, a local mechanic or a measured online tutorial will get you there quickly.

• Packing list: 1x 7/8" brake lever, 1x 61" brake cable, 1x rear brake caliper, 2x brake pads.
• Typical tools: wrench set, pliers, cable cutters, and basic hand tools.
• Adjustable cable tension and pad alignment for proper stop feel.
• Professional install recommended if unfamiliar with brake systems.

Who is this for? Riders and repairers of small-displacement minibikes—owners of Coleman, Motovox, Monster Moto, Baja Motorsports, Mega Moto and similar CT100U-style models—who need a compact, ready-to-install rear brake replacement kit. It’s a practical option for DIY maintenance shops, aftermarket upgrades, and owners replacing worn levers, cables, calipers, or pads. Verify mounting and frame dimensions first if your bike uses nonstandard handlebars or has modified frame geometry.