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These are simply really nice brake levers. They're lightweight, comfortable, and feature an exceptionally smooth lever throw.
Compatible with both road (23.8mm) and MTB/city sized (22.2mm) handlebar grip areas - includes shims.
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The brake levers exceed my expectations and the quality is exceptional
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Warren · July 23, 2026
Top Stoppers
Quality will be remembered long after the price for these levers is forgotten. For those of us still riding with cable disc brakes and a healthy bank account, this is the long pull lever to have. Craftspersonship is impeccable, weight is negligible, and the lever stiffness is memorable with every ride.
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Clodhopper · April 27, 2026
Real fine, worth the cost.
I dislike praising one and knocking the other but here goes: I got the City Bike levers first for my Left Bank handlebars setup (great bars). I love the City Bike lever look, that long lever with that knob on the end; gorgeous!
However, with my brakes anyway (Tektro R559) the brake feel was spongy, not precise. I decided to give the Grand Cru levers a shot. I wasn't enamored with the look of them compared to the City Levers but I hoped to get a better brake feel. So the same exact setup, same brakes, cables and housing. CityBike lever on the right side, Grand Cru on the left. Wow, what a difference, absolutely no play or sloppiness with the Gran Cru lever. Precise braking force (modulation), absolutely beautiful. With both Grand Cru levers on, out on the road or trail, just wonderful. I also have to say I have small hands and the lever reach adjustment really helps. The City levers do not have this reach adjustment capability. I added brake lever "gloves" on a whim. They're cheap and available everywhere.
Now don't get me wrong, the City levers work - they will stop the bike and I'm sure I'll find a use for them (just not on my bike 😉).