Juintech M1 hydraulic calipers! Front and Rear

Installed front and rear sets on my Himiway Cruiser and they are much better than the original mechanical disk. Very satisfied, good price, easy to install; you won’t feel a big difference in breaking but over time you as you use them you will feel the increase in performance.

Hi Bolton team , yes it is a must have upgrade ,the brakes work great . 1800kms a 4 months of riding not a problem. Thanks Kyle and the team for everything great working with a great company.

Since changing my brakes , I've been riding with more security that I will stop alot quicker and my power. The product is well made, easy to install and the cost is super since it is regarding your life when you need the hydrolics to do the work. No comparison to old single pads trying to do the work.

I upgraded my Himiway mechanical calipers about a year ago. They work excellent for my weight and size are far better at stopping. Then I bought a Magicycle and found their mechanical brakes to be horrible, and I could not stop, they grabbed and made loud screeching noises. So I bought BUCKLOS hydraulic brake conversion kit and installed them on the Magicycle. The Bucklos do not come close to comparing to the Juintech. If I were to rate them on a scale of 1-10, I would give the Juintech an 8 and the Bucklos a 2. The Juintech are far superior in performance, ease of installing and stopping power.

Just installed the new M1 had calipers. It was a little longer than the 5 minutes advertised in the video but it was very easy. Provided much more capable brakes at a low cost.

Received Juin Tech calipers 2 days earlier, thanks, Bolton. Installed them today and I really feel the difference. Never imagined I could make my Himiway Cruiser Skid as it does now. I have to be careful when braking to save my tires. Not much of a bike mechanic, but with your tutorial on the installation, it was pretty simple. Very good investment and satisfied with this purchase.

Installation was very simple and is a drop in replacement for the radwagon4. If you aren't replacing the discs, you don't need the risers that are included. The parts bag includes the brake cable crimps as well, so you don't need to buy those. Wish that was in the description since I went ahead and bought some in anticipation of needing them for the install. A couple of Allen wrenches, a pair of pliers, and a half hour was all I needed to get these installed. After 400 miles of fiddling with the stock brakes on the radwagon4 and being annoyed with never ending squeaking and weakness, I am so happy I bought these.

By all accounts, these work great on the bikes they fit. We ordered some for my partner's step-thru Bixtrix Stunner, but unfortunately, the shape of the frame would not allow them to be installed. Bummer. Area 13 was great with the return, though. Fwiw, I ordered some regular Shimano hydraulic brakes and successfully had those installed on my step-over Biktrix Stunner. That's a more involved process, so the installation will cost more. But I have no regrets. They've been great. Anyway, I think the new Stunners ship with full hydraulic brakes, so this would only be an issue for somebody with an older model looking to upgrade their brakes.

I bought a Himiway Cruiser and loved it but wasn't in love with the stopping power. Its a 70lb bike, with a 200lb dude, going 25mph.....I realized I needed to upgrade my brakes for safety. This literally took 10-15 minutes to install and now I can stop fast enough to skid, if I wanted. Must have upgrade. So worth the price.