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Cane Creek unleashes murderous limited edition El Asesino eeBrake, says goodbye to direct mount?

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Since 2017 Cane Creek has delivered custom versions of their eye-catching eeBrakes to the masses. Tempering the production to only two limited-edition offerings each year — once they’re gone, that’s it.

Cane Creek eeBrake El Aeseino red

The newest limited edition to the Cane Creek eeBrakes collection (and the last version of the year) is El Asesino — The Murderer. This sleek and limited edition of the eeBrakes is just what those monochromatic, murdered-out road rides need.

Cane Creek eeBrake El Aeseino 25t

Each El Asesino brakeset comes equipped with black hardware, red highlights, dual-stage anodized badges, and all the goodness you’d expect from Cane Creeks classic eeBrake. This iteration is the exact opposite of the fun-loving El DT Miami Vice eeBrake release earlier this year.

Cane Creek eeBrake El Aeseino internals

Cane Creeks El Asesino features all the adjustability, stopping power, and head-turning style that comes standard in the eeBrake. Plus — they are super lightweight at 169g/pair for standard post mount and 157g/pair for the direct mount.

Cane Creek eeBrake El Aeseino red detail

For those looking to update their ride, the Cane Creek El Asesino will be available in standard post-mount, and direct mount. Note that this will be the last limited edition version of the eeBrake available in a direct mount configuration.

Cane Creek eeBrake El Aeseino pair

If you want to check out the other limited editions and past colors, check out the; El Fuego, El PlatinoEl Rosado, El Diablo, and El TD.

The Cane Creek El Asesino brakeset is available for purchase from Cane Creek directly for $699.99.

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Yagil
Yagil
2 years ago

Apparently they missed on El Cheapo.

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2 years ago

…. “head-turning style”

Because just imagine these on the catwalk. Gucci, Prada, and Louis Vuitton eat your hearts out darlings. Such stopping power and style it gave D&G whiplash.

BMX
BMX
2 years ago

On El Relevanto as well

Veloce
2 years ago

Apparently there are still hundreds of thousands of good rim brake bikes on the road, as can be witnessed at a Gran Fondo, and some of those riders like to upgrade but don’t feel the need for disc brakes for their riding. If this weren’t the case, I doubt Cane Creek would still be making these.

Dinger
Dinger
2 years ago

At $700/pr., to upgrade 2-3+ year old bikes? They’re going to sell tens of them..

Veloce
2 years ago

Right… actually I hear that the full run of production of 700 was sold out in three days.

Robin
Robin
2 years ago

So?

Phil
Phil
2 years ago

too much red in my opinion, less would have been more in this case.

James Lumbert
James Lumbert
6 months ago

Installed a set, in the raw mill finish, on my ti endurance build. They stop as hard, with equally predictable modulation, as Dura Ace or Sram Red calipers, but that’s not the hook for me. It’s the beautiful machining, the max leverage in the catapult style (Archimedes would smile down) engineering, and the overall look of mechanical efficiency that found me paying what many would deem an exotic price. No regrets here. I re-enjoy them every time I mount up.

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