Avid Rim Brake Noodle and Overcoat - Sram

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The Avid Rim Brake Noodle and Overcoat set is an essential maintenance component for cyclists using standard rim brake systems. Designed for riders who prioritize consistent stopping power and smooth lever action, this set protects your brake cables from road grime, water, and debris. While it is a highly effective solution for maintaining cable health, users should note that these are wear items and must be replaced periodically to prevent cable corrosion and sluggish braking performance.
| Series | Avid |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AV623002 |
| Brand | Sram |
You should replace your noodle and overcoat every time you replace your inner brake cables or if you notice the brakes feeling sluggish.
No, this component is designed specifically for standard linear-pull rim brake systems.
Yes, the overcoat is critical for keeping contaminants out of the cable housing, which prevents corrosion and maintains smooth operation.
No, the set includes the brake noodle and the rubber overcoat (boot) only.
This component is compatible with standard rim brake systems that utilize the common noodle-style cable guide.
Check the noodle for sharp bends or internal debris; replace if the cable does not slide freely.
The overcoat is a protective wear item; if it is torn, it no longer seals the cable and should be replaced.
Installation should be performed while replacing your brake cables. First, thread the inner cable through the noodle, slide the overcoat over the cable, and secure the noodle into the brake arm. Ensure the cable housing is seated properly within the noodle entry point. To care for these parts, avoid using heavy degreasers on the rubber overcoat, as these can dry out the material. A light wipe with a damp cloth is sufficient to remove surface dirt. If the noodle begins to show signs of internal scoring, replace it immediately to avoid cable fraying.