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A hand operated hydraulic bicycle brake includes a brake pad holding unit located in back of the front fork of a bicycle. A flexible fluid line couples a master cylinder located on the handlebars of the bicycle to a slave cylinder located adjacent the rim of the front wheel of the bicycle. Actuation

A hand operated hydraulic bicycle brake includes a brake pad holding unit located in back of the front fork of a bicycle. A flexible fluid line couples a master cylinder located on the handlebars of the bicycle to a slave cylinder located adjacent the rim of the front wheel of the bicycle. Actuation of the slave cylinder forces the brake pad into contact with the rim, and further actuation of the master cylinder causes the unit to pivot to bring a second brake pad into contact with the wheel rim.

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A hand actuated hydraulic brake for a bicycle comprising: a hand actuated master cylinder mounted on the handlebars of a bicycle; a flexible fluid line connected to said master cylinder; and a brake pad holder unit mounted on the bicycle, said brake pad holder unit including a mounting fastener conn

A hand actuated hydraulic brake for a bicycle comprising: a hand actuated master cylinder mounted on the handlebars of a bicycle; a flexible fluid line connected to said master cylinder; and a brake pad holder unit mounted on the bicycle, said brake pad holder unit including a mounting fastener connected to such bicycle, a mounting clamp pivotably mounted on said mounting fastener, a bracket arm on said mounting clamp, first and second bicycle brake housings mounted on said bracket arm to be on opposite sides of a bicycle front wheel, said housings each being of a size commonly found on a bicycle, a lug mounted on said first housing, a fluid actuated brake arm moving means mounted on said first housing and a first brake pad mounted on said second housing, said brake arm moving means including a rolling diaphragm fluidly connected to said master cylinder by said flexible fluid line via said lug to exchange hydraulic fluid therewith, a movable brake pad holder having a projecting arm thereon, said arm being slidably mounted on said first housing and engaged against said rolling diaphragm for movement therewith, said rolling diaphragm including a closed bottom portion contacting said brake pad holder arm, a side portion adjacent to said first housing and a connecting portion connecting said diaphragm bottom and side portions so that said rolling diaphragm can fold upon itself within said bicycle brake housing and a lip on an end of said side portion remote from said bottom, said lip being captured between said first housing and said lug, said sufficient flexibility to operate efficiently in a bicycle hydraulic brake unit, an arm return means engaged against said rolling diaphragm to bias said diaphragm against action of hydraulic fluid forced thereinto by said master cylinder, and a second brake pad mounted on said movable brake pad holder.