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Sram Level Tlm Disc Brake Gray, Front/left

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• published: 21 Sep 2016
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Amazon-US: http://trizz.us/slus/2/com/B01CBVLII8/detail We have some bad news. You may want to be sure you're seated for this. Sram is effectively retiring its Xo brake models. This saddens us because they've been like a good friend at the bar for so long, stopping us when maybe we've gone a bit further than we should; however, the bright side is that the X01 is being replaced with the Level Tlm Disc Brake. The recreates the upgrades field tested on the enduro-specific Guide Rsc brakes in a low-weight platform designed for Xc use. Compared to the Rsc, the shaves a claimed 25g by cutting the pistons from four to two and replacing the tool-free reach adjust with a that saves but does require intervention. The discerning watcher will notice that, despite these savings over equivalent, the gains a 46g in the it's essentially replacing; we contend that worth it for the Level's functional improvements. Instead of the two-part body used for the and almost every other member of the newly minted family, the houses pair of 21mm in a forged, single piece caliper for net in stiffness and braking consistency. The make material concessions to the top-end Ultimate. of titanium hardware, the features redoubtable steel; of the carbon lever on the and Xo1 models, the rocks alloy. The only difference between the and the is that the former substitutes a bushing of bearings to govern the action. The a host of the occasionally disappointing Avid Elixir. Among is the notoriously finicky bleeding of the Elixir, and the Edge redesign we first saw in the line carries to the Level. involves a complete re-imagination of the port and fluid path. It requires a adapter, that ens...