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Sram describes the new motive disk brakes as an attraction preparation for gravity for weight in the XC race. Equipped with the same new mineral oil architecture that burns the most powerful Maven brakes of the SRAM, these new motifs still adapt to your bike on your daily large mountain trail daily, to adapt to 4 Piston Cup XCO Race Bikes.
The code and level are out. There are motifs!
Sram motif light, strong 4 piston mountain bike brakes
Simply put the Sram, all the mountain bike goes with mineral oil, 4 piston and hidden hose routes for brake needs. Their new motive brakes learned from developing the brand’s most powerful Maven brakes and eased them to serve mountain cyclists from all subjects. A power like code, but you gain level weight.
Scram figures, which have chosen codes in the past and all the mountain horsemen, will benefit from a little more power, lighter weight and easier exploitation. Because XC continues to be increasingly technical, they will also benefit from an important brake capacity and will only make a small weight loss over the previous series. In fact, those weight weyies can still fix their structures with smaller and lightweight rotors with faster and faster rotors, then thanks to more brake strength
What’s new?
Sram, while maintaining 4 piston brake power, the mavens made many crowds that make so many beef.
These new brakes are equally high and the brake to raise the guide brake to a minimum level and give a sense of a linear. Now, with new seal designs, only running on mineral oil, that is, the dot will not swallow water like liquid. As a result, the SRAM is now recommended to bleed every year. Of course, if you protect your own bikes, you need new bloody sets.
The new motive calipers are more angled, each new aesthetic, long-lasting code caliper to reset. However, their arm bodies seem almost exactly as the latest level brakes.
3 motifs on specific levels
It looks like previous levels, this new Sram motif brakes comes in three specific levels – Ultimate, silver and bronze. Differences between them are more rewarding materials and more lightweight weights.
- Motion Ultimate features titanium hardware, carbon lever knife, a banjo adjustable in the arm of the lever bears and caliper.
- The motive is a banjo in the silver, a lever-hand knife, a banjo carrying the arm pivot and caliper.
- The motive tunce includes a caliper, which is suitable for the blade blade, arm wrapping pivot and hose.
All three are still a contact with tools. All matches MMX Matchmaker. And all three of the new standard Scram comes with large brake pads, organic pads.
Sram motive brakes – Price, Availability and Options
SRAM’s new light 4 piston motif brakes are available in 3 specific levels – Ultimate, Silver and Bronze. Moreover, there is a limited number of recent specialist sets from the special teal green leap finish.
The end of the highest level SRAM motive motive, a brake in standard silver with MMX clamp, but 275/300 € / £ 270 – there are no rotors in front or back.
Or you can get a limited expert set for 600/655 € / € / € / € / € / € / € / € / € / € / € / € / € / £ 585 with a 2-tone black and teal bounce at the atheal. The expert set includes both front and rear brakes and 4x centerline-X rotors (both 160mm and 180mm) with rotor travel bags, built-in adapters and bolts. Moreover, the set comes with a lot of tools for both organic and fried brake pads, a fatty set and brake change. Get it directly, just Sramnation.com!
Retail sale for secondary motifty silver brakes, front or rear set (no rotor) for 225/245 € / € / € / £ 220. The group is the most affordable, motive bronze, for sale for brake 175/190 € / £ 170.
If you are looking for something more affordable or stronger, you can check the new Extended SRAM Maven & db brake range. It is already standing in mineral oil and all already exists with more prices.
