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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- These tools are made of strong, durable materials. You'll be able to bleed quite a lot of brakes with them!
- This set comes with the metal connectors.
- The syringes have ergonomically shaped handles, which makes them pleasant to work with.
- This nice set is unfortunately only compatible with SRAM disc brakes with DOT oil.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | SRAM |
• 2x SRAM syringe adapter with clamp
• 1x SRAM Bleeding Edge syringe adapter with clamp
• 4x SRAM clamping ring
• 4x SRAM olive
• 1 x SRAM Torx T10/T25
• 1 x SRAM Torx T8
• 1 x SRAM DOT 5.1 brake fluid (120 ml)
• SRAM replacement seals for syringe or syringe adapter
• SRAM cable spanner with ratchet holder
• Various SRAM O-rings
• SRAM bleed blocks for all SRAM/Avid hydraulic disc brakes (with DOT fluid)
Reviews
Reviews
Most recent reviews
1 / 5
Not worth the money
Sram brakes already have a poorer reputation, this set confirms it. Hand force is not enough to close clamps. During use, the snap-in nipples shoot loose, resulting in oil everywhere. After use, you need a storage box other than the cardboard one supplied. That sram could not come up with anything else on this....for me not worth the money and consider replacing the brakes shimano brakes
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Full set
Very complete kit for bleeding the brakes. With the support of Youtube, it is easy to do it yourself.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Top product mediocre instructions
It is not so easy to carry out the bleeding. Once you've found the video, you'll be fine. The material is great.
5 / 5
For 10 euros more, you buy convenience and quality.
I wasn't sure if this would work with the Rival Etap AXS but so it does. You just have to use the two identical syringes. The other is for calipers with a bleed port. Lies much better in the hand than the hydro kit and you still have to buy DOT fluid there. With that kit you can also go too hard and pull air back into the syringe. Not with this one Once you know what you are doing you are ready in 25 minutes from an assembled bike that doesn't brake to an assembled bike that brakes again. Tips: - Slide the clips to close down a bit. Then you can put them on with one hand. - Check beforehand whether you have a bleedport or not - Keep a sprayer with water/soap or isopropyl with you - Only push and pull on the handlebar sprayer. - Rinse with water/soap (or some isopropyl) and then put in a plastic bag with a dry rag next to it
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Super, original SRAM so always good
I was looking for a bleeding kit to replace my old one with this one I can bleed my brakes properly again in a jiffy
Pros & Cons
1
Not worth the money
Sram brakes already have a poorer reputation, this set confirms it. Hand force is not enough to close clamps. During use, the snap-in nipples shoot loose, resulting in oil everywhere. After use, you need a storage box other than the cardboard one supplied. That sram could not come up with anything else on this....for me not worth the money and consider replacing the brakes shimano brakes
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Good storage box should have been supplied
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The clamps cannot be closed with hand force
5
For 10 euros more, you buy convenience and quality.
I wasn't sure if this would work with the Rival Etap AXS but so it does. You just have to use the two identical syringes. The other is for calipers with a bleed port. Lies much better in the hand than the hydro kit and you still have to buy DOT fluid there. With that kit you can also go too hard and pull air back into the syringe. Not with this one Once you know what you are doing you are ready in 25 minutes from an assembled bike that doesn't brake to an assembled bike that brakes again. Tips: - Slide the clips to close down a bit. Then you can put them on with one hand. - Check beforehand whether you have a bleedport or not - Keep a sprayer with water/soap or isopropyl with you - Only push and pull on the handlebar sprayer. - Rinse with water/soap (or some isopropyl) and then put in a plastic bag with a dry rag next to it
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Caliper bleed block spreads the pistons
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Everything you need. Also the DOT fluid
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No Leaks.
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Bit pricey
5
Super, original SRAM so always good
I was looking for a bleeding kit to replace my old one with this one I can bleed my brakes properly again in a jiffy
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Complete set for the advanced home handyman
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Complete with oil
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Correct product description helps in picking
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Slightly more expensive but they last for years
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