Only the right brakes can create the kind of control and riding dynamics that allow you to master whatever the world throws your way. Apart from the classic coaster brake, we mostly differentiate between rim brakes and disc brakes. Both systems provide good braking performance in dry conditions. However, disc brakes are superior in terms of the maximum power they offer, particularly in wet conditions. Which type of brake fits your bike depends on the mounts on the frame and fork. Converting from rim brakes to disc brakes takes a lot of effort and also requires, at the very least, new wheels. But whatever type of brake you have, the same rules apply: brake blocks, pads and discs, callipers and cables are all wear parts that need to be regularly checked and replaced to ensure safe and consistent performance.
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