A bicycle brake assembly includes a brake unit, a fixing structure and an alignment structure. The brake unit includes first and second brake arms. The fixing structure is configured to operatively couple the brake unit to a brake supporting portion of a bicycle frame. The alignment structure is disposed in the vicinity of the fixing structure. The alignment structure is configured to align the brake unit to the brake supporting portion.

A bicycle brake including a pre-assembled assembly intended to be mounted on a bicycle frame through two fastening pins is disclosed. The brake includes a first lever and a second lever each having an actuation arm and a braking arm. A support element of the first lever and second lever includes a through hole coaxial to a first rotation axis (X1) of the first lever and a through hole coaxial to a second rotation axis (X2) of the second lever. A first hollow pin is provided with a longitudinal cavity for passage of a first fastening pin of the pre-assembled assembly to the bicycle frame. A second hollow pin is provided with a longitudinal cavity for passage of a second fastening pin of said pre-assembled assembly to the bicycle frame.

A bicycle brake including a first lever and a second lever is provided. A roller for mutual coupling of the first lever and second lever is pivoted to one of said first lever and second lever and is in rolling contact with a surface portion of the other between said first lever and second lever. The surface portion has a profile defined by a curve that passes by a predetermined number of points of the roller. Each of the points are defined as function of the position taken by the roller during a respective rotation of the roller about a first rotation axis (X1) of the first lever by a respective predetermined angle of rotation and about a second rotation axis (X2) of the second lever by a respective angle substantially equal to said respective predetermined angle of rotation.