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Shimano Brake Lever Bl-Mt401 Right

R 390.00
SKU: EBLMT401RLL
by Shimano
Type: Brake levers
Low stock - 1 available

Shimano BL-MT401 Hydraulic Disc Brake Lever (Right)

What Is It?

The Shimano BL-MT401 (right) is an entry-to-mid level hydraulic disc brake lever used on flat-bar bikes such as MTB, hybrid, and commuter bicycles. The right lever controls the rear brake in most setups.

It is part of Shimano’s MT400 series and is designed to deliver reliable hydraulic braking performance with good ergonomics and easy maintenance.


Key Features

  • Hydraulic disc brake lever (right = rear brake control)
  • 2-finger ergonomic lever design
  • Compatible with Shimano mineral oil systems
  • Reach adjustment (tool-operated)
  • One-way bleeding system for easier maintenance
  • Designed for MTB and trekking use
  • Strong and predictable braking performance
  • Compatible with MT400 / MT410 / MT420 caliper systems
  • Durable alloy lever construction

Specifications

Specification Details
Brand Shimano
Model BL-MT401
Type Hydraulic disc brake lever
Side Right (rear brake)
Lever Style 2-finger ergonomic lever
Brake Fluid Shimano mineral oil
Compatible Calipers BR-MT400 / BR-MT410 / BR-MT420
Hose Type SM-BH59 / SM-BH90 (system dependent)
Mount Clamp band (22.2mm flat bar)
Adjustment Reach adjustment (tool-based)
Use MTB, trekking, hybrid

 

Who Is It Suitable For?

  • Mountain bikers (entry to mid-level)
  • Hybrid and commuter riders
  • Trekking bike users
  • Riders upgrading from MT200 / MT201 systems
  • Riders needing a replacement right-hand hydraulic lever
  • Casual off-road and urban cyclists

Who Should Use It?

  • Riders using Shimano MT400-series brakes
  • Cyclists wanting reliable hydraulic braking on a budget
  • Commuters needing all-weather braking performance
  • MTB riders on light to moderate trails
  • Bike workshops replacing entry-level Shimano levers
  • Riders prioritising durability and ease of maintenance