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Old 11-01-21, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by hounslow
Shimano MT200's are dirt cheap (£35ish each retail) an excellent. Don't buy knockoff crap, I see this stuff come through the shop all the time.
I just learned the difference between the MT200 and MT201 brake levers:


The 200's blade is steel and the 201's is alloy. If I decide to go with MT200's as you and others recommend, it's going to be interesting making a choice between the two!
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