DB8 Disc Brake Lever - Front Mineral Oil Hydraulic Post Mount Diffusion BLK A1
  • SRAM DB8 Front Mineral Oil Hydraulic Post Mount Diffusion Black A1 Disc Brake Lever for Mountain Bikes

DB8 Disc Brake Lever - Front Mineral Oil Hydraulic Post Mount Diffusion BLK A1

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Product Description

The SRAM DB8 Disc Brake and Lever - Front is a top - notch choice for all mountain bike riders, including those on eMTBs. It's a simple, robust, and powerful 4 - piston disc brake. Ideal for riders who love easy - to - use products with minimal maintenance and prefer mineral oil. The lever, built on SRAM's Level brake platform, has a cast aluminum body and a stamped aluminum blade. It offers easy reach adjustment (2.5mm hex) to fit different hands, and uses the well - proven MatchMaker X clamp system like the Level G2 and Code models. The caliper features a forged aluminum body and 4 phenolic pistons with great insulator properties. It comes with steel - backed organic brake disc pads and is compatible with all SRAM Code disc brake pads. Note that the disc rotor and bracket are sold separately, and a 1 - piece CenterLine rotor is recommended. Technical specs include: no adjustable contact point, adjustable reach, post - mount caliper type, hydraulic lever actuation, left - hand use, diffusion black color, mineral oil hydraulic fluid, 950mm hydraulic hose length, organic pad compound, and no rotor included. Search for 'DB8' to find this great product.

Using your SRAM DB8 disc brake lever is a breeze. First, adjust the reach using the 2.5mm hex tool to fit your hand comfortably. When you're riding, simply squeeze the lever to apply the brakes. Since it uses mineral oil, you don't have to worry too much about maintenance, but it's still a good idea to check the hydraulic fluid level regularly. If you notice the brakes aren't as responsive as they used to be, it might be time to bleed the system. Keep the brake pads in good condition. When they start to wear down, replace them with SRAM Code disc brake pads as they are compatible. Remember, the disc rotor and bracket are sold separately. If you're using a 1 - piece CenterLine rotor, make sure it's properly installed and tightened. Also, avoid getting the brake components wet as much as possible, as water can affect their performance. With proper use and care, your SRAM DB8 disc brake lever will serve you well for a long time.


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