✨New! ARES 9.5 CBS ✨

Features

• ✨NEW BENGAL CBS (Controlled Braking System  2025 ™)✨
• Side push open hydraulic disc brake system
• Aluminum forged master cylinder and caliper
• 4 piston caliper design
• Master cylinder with reach adjustment
• 2-piece clamp for easy adjustment
• Patented “EZ-Out” ™ brake pad replacement
• Pad wear inspection simplified with open window drive
• Suggested Usage : CARGO, URBAN, HYBRID, E-BIKE, TRICYCLE
  
  
  

Specifications

• Weight: Master Cylinder : 176 g.     Caliper : 179g
• Lever : 4-finger ball-end lever blade
• Rotor : 1.8 mm thickness
• Pad : Semi-metallic compound [PS02SS02-BENGAL]
  

Optional

• L: Parking Lock
• T: 2.3mm Thickness
• EZ: EZ PLUG IN
• EA: Analog Sensor
• E: Power Cut-Off Sensor for E-Bike
  (Connector types, please view P.8 of OE Catalogue 2026)
  
  

  
  
  Note: This is an OE product.  Please contact us so we can gather more details on what you need specifically. Perhaps you have some special features you want added to it, or perhaps even having a 100% brandless Bengal product or even adding your brand.
  

  

  BENGAL CBS ™ Details

  Booth: J1225 TaiNEX Hall 1

  "CBS simply means that the front and rear wheels can brake together". says Sam at Bengal.    CBS optimizes braking force distribution between the front and rear brakes of bicycles and cargo bikes. 

  The linkage design of front and rear brakes ensures better deceleration and stability when braking.

  Road tests show that CBS — controlled braking system — can shorten stopping distance by about 40%

  CBS is activated every time the brake is applied, providing optimization of riding dynamics.

  The CBS requires no power supply or sensors, providing convenience and reliability over product durability.

  Advantage

  1. Vehicle stability

  Combined braking of the front and rear wheels can significantly stabilize the vehicle and ensure safe braking.

  2. Shorter stopping distance

  Optimize the distribution of braking force between front and rear wheels, significantly shortening the stopping distance

  The stopping distance of an average cyclist is shortened by about 40% when the bicycle is unloaded and one-hand braking is engaged,

  reaching the same stopping distance as that of experienced professionals.

  
  To compliance with legal requirements, two braking systems are still installed on the bike.

  However, CBS can be operated comfortably with one hand without any loss of safety.
  
  Taipei Cycle 2025 Booth: J1225 in Hall 1 of the TaiNEX area