The process has more steps than most bleed processes, but they’re easy to follow and I achieved a decent bleed first time round. This pair of syringes includes a push-in nipple on the end of the caliper syringe. Russell Burton / Immediate Mediaīleeding the brakes is very easy with SRAM’s Bleeding Edge tool. SRAM give the Code lever a split clamp for ease of fitting, though it can be fiddly at times. My only gripe with the calipers’ architecture is that the rear of the piston housing overhangs slightly where the lower bolt goes.Īs such, I found a ball-ended Allen key the easiest to use, but scuffed the calipers’ paint while fitting the brake in tight rear triangles – you’ll need to check your multi-tool has sufficiently long bits to clear the caliper body if you need to make on the trail adjustments. Mine came with a 950mm hose at the front and a 1,950mm hose at the rear – long enough for most extra-large bikes. Hoses exit the calipers via an adjustable banjo to help get cable routing right. Between the pads and the caliper body is a heat shield, to give a little extra insulation between pad and fluid. SRAM claims that their increased diameter over the previous version increases power by 15 per cent. The pistons have slightly different diameters, which impacts on how the pads hit the rotor as well as brake feel. The reservoir is larger than the previous version of the Code, meaning more fluid volume and slightly more heat resistance.Īt the caliper end, the two-piece unit holds four pistons and a large single pair of pads, secured by a screw-in pin and safety clip. The lever houses SRAM’s SwingLink linkage, which provides a quicker relative movement of the pistons early in the stroke to get the pads to the rotor, and then backs this off to give increased modulation as you squeeze the lever. ![]() The lever body is solidly built with a nice, premium finish – smoothed corners, no sharp edges, no lever rattle and bearings rather than bushes at the lever pivot. The bite point adjuster wheel is sunk into the reservoir body, making it a touch harder to access than a dedicated external dial would be, and in my experience, it doesn’t offer a huge range of adjustment – though this can be a little brake dependant in some cases. The lever has tool-free adjustment for both the lever position and the bite point. We offer a 45 day return period on all new items.Both bite point and lever reach adjustment are provided. ![]() We have great prices on Usps Priority & Express services, all services will includeĪ tracking number. ![]() We are experts at international shipping so please buy withĬonfidence. International shipping is available on 99% of our products. Shop/shipment center on the West and East Coast. Everything ships pretty darn fast since we have a Service will likely be FedEx depending on the size of the package. SRAM Bleeding Edge Brake Tool UPC: 710845768248Įverything in the entire store ships for free to the USA, it's that simple, no catch. A dedicated bleed adapter plugs into the bleed port and seals the system to minimize air contamination and fluid loss ![]() An updated fluid path and bleed porting make it easier to push fluid through the caliper. Bleeding Edge technology makes bleeding brakes quick and simple.Fits S4, monoblock calipers, Guide Ultimate (B1), Guide RSC (B1), Guide RS (B1), Guide R (B1), Guide T (A1), Level Ultimate, Level TLM, and G2.Padded / Protective Short Liners / Chamois.Drop-bar Hydraulic Brake / Shift Levers.
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