In this category you will find brake levers for bicycles, e-bikes, mountain bikes and road bikes – from hydraulic to mechanical models from renowned manufacturers. Whether you're looking for a Shimano brake lever, a Magura brake or a SRAM lever: The range includes suitable brake levers for disc brakes and rim brakes, for replacement or as an upgrade. Brands such as Shimano, Magura, SRAM, Tektro and Hope Technology offer proven quality for more safety and control on every ride – with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Buy brake levers online – hydraulic & mechanical
Whether you want to buy a brake lever online, replace a worn model or upgrade your bike's braking system: The selection covers hydraulic brake levers for MTB and e-bike, mechanical levers for city bikes and trekking bikes as well as special models for road bikes. Thanks to the wide compatibility with systems from Shimano, Magura, SRAM and other brands, you can quickly find the right brake lever for your handlebar and braking system – conveniently from home.
Hydraulic brake levers – precise modulation for MTB & e-bike
Hydraulic brake levers transmit the braking force via a line filled with brake fluid and offer particularly finely modulated, powerful braking. They are ideal for mountain bikes, e-bikes and all applications where high braking performance and stability are important – for example on long descents or in wet conditions. Magura and Shimano are leaders in this field and offer models for different riding styles and requirement profiles.
Mechanical brake levers – proven & easy to maintain
Mechanical brake levers work with a Bowden cable and score points with easy maintenance, robust technology and an attractive price-performance ratio. They are often used on city bikes, trekking bikes and entry-level mountain bikes. Brands such as Tektro and Avid offer reliable mechanical brake levers that are easy to install and adjust – a good choice for anyone who values durability and easy handling.
The category is ideal for cyclists, mountain bikers, e-bike owners and road cyclists in Switzerland who are looking for a suitable brake lever as a replacement or upgrade. Workshops and hobby mechanics who value quality and compatibility will also find a carefully selected range of hydraulic and mechanical brake levers from leading brands here.
Quality, Safety & Compatibility
When buying a brake lever, compatibility with the braking system, the quality of the materials and precise workmanship are crucial. Pay attention to the correct clamp for your handlebar diameter, the right lever ratio and, for hydraulic systems, the use of the recommended brake fluid. Tested branded products from Shimano, Magura and others stand for reliable function and a long service life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brake lever fits my bike?▾
Whether a brake lever fits depends on the braking system (hydraulic or mechanical), the handlebar diameter and the compatibility with your brake. Common standards from Shimano, Magura or SRAM are matched to most types of bikes. A look at the product description or the technical data will help you find the right brake lever for your bike.
What is the difference between hydraulic and mechanical brake levers?▾
Hydraulic brake levers transmit the braking force via a line filled with brake fluid and offer particularly finely modulated, powerful braking. Mechanical brake levers work with a Bowden cable and are easier to maintain. Hydraulic systems from Magura or Shimano are particularly common on mountain bikes and e-bikes, while mechanical levers from Tektro or Avid are often found on everyday and entry-level bikes.
How do I install a new brake lever?▾
Installing a brake lever is done in a few steps: remove the old lever from the handlebar, attach the new lever with the appropriate clamp to the handlebar and connect the brake line or Bowden cable correctly. For hydraulic systems, bleeding may be necessary. A specialist workshop can assist if you are unsure, so that the brake works perfectly.
Are brake levers for disc brakes and rim brakes different?▾
Yes, brake levers for disc brakes are generally designed for hydraulic or mechanical disc brake systems and often have a different lever ratio than levers for rim brakes. Cantilever or V-brake levers are specifically suitable for rim brakes. Pay attention to compatibility with your braking system to ensure optimal braking performance and safety.
Which brands offer high-quality brake levers?▾
Well-known brands for high-quality brake levers are Shimano, Magura, SRAM, Tektro, Avid, Hayes, Hope Technology and Formula. Shimano and SRAM are strongly represented in the MTB and road bike segment, Magura stands for powerful hydraulic brakes, and Hope Technology offers handcrafted premium brake levers from Great Britain.
How do I know if my brake lever needs to be replaced?▾
A brake lever should be replaced if it is damaged, bent or heavily worn, if the braking performance decreases or the pressure point becomes spongy. Replacement is also advisable after a fall or if there are visible cracks in the lever body. Regular checks help to ensure safety in road traffic and on trails.
Can I use brake levers for e-bikes?▾
Yes, many brake levers are specially designed for e-bikes and have an integrated sensor that switches off the motor when braking. Brands such as Magura and Shimano offer e-bike-compatible brake levers with the appropriate approval. When buying, pay attention to e-bike suitability and compatibility with your drive system.
Which brake levers are best suited for mountain bikes?▾
Hydraulic brake levers from Shimano (e.g. Deore or XT), Magura (MT series) or SRAM (Guide or Level) are particularly well suited for mountain bikes. They offer high braking power, fine modulation and a robust design for demanding trails. Hope Technology and Hayes are also valued in the MTB sector and offer durable, powerful options.
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