🔧 Ultimate SRAM Pro Brake Bleed Kit: Achieve Optimal Braking Performance with Ease Review

Not impressive, especially for the price. Plastic syringes feel flimsy and tubing seals/clamps that prevent liquid from flowing out of syringes are just useless - they're difficult to use and don't work very well. While screwing in the adapter, liquid keeps escaping and makes the process caustic, tedious and too complicated.

Take the time to watch the related SRAM video. There are countless videos of amateurs who have their favorite methods. But it's easy and less confusing if you just follow SRAM's recommended steps exactly. It's not that hard if you know what you're doing and do it right. By the way, the instructions for different brake kits are slightly different. Make sure you watch the video for your exact brake kit. Put on your gloves, though - brake fluid is a nasty thing. I didn't (of course) and my hands…

Received last week. I used it to bleed the brakes over the weekend. Check out the SRAM video on YouTube and it's really easy. Two syringes Three adapters (2 threaded, 1 bleed) Two reversible Torx wrenches with 4 different sizes Numerous bleed blocks for calipers Guide R uses a standard Avid bleed block, not the "last" block listed in the SRAM manual/leading Edge video is shown. Match the block to the pillow shape and you're done. It is very easy to fill syringes, deflate, reattach, and then…