Sram Rival 1 Hydraulic Brake and Gear System

The hydraulic shift-brake system from the Sram Rival 1 series offers loss-free braking power transmission in combination with the ergonomic Sram Doubletap shift lever. In keeping with the Rival 1 components, the left brake is supplied with a brake lever only, without a shift unit

Sram Rival 22-1 Hydraulic Ergodynamic Shift Lever

The SRAM Rival 22 and 1 ErgoDynamic shift-brake levers feature a redesigned hydraulic master cylinder with a smaller, more ergonomic housing. The ErgoDynamic design: first-class control and comfort, new reach adjustment adaptable to all hand sizes, DoubleTap for smooth and precise shifting.The individual Reach Adjust grip width adjustment for brake and shift levers is now even easier to access using a standard Allen key. The new clamp allows for a better fit and adjustment for modern carbon and ergonomic handlebars.

Sram Rival 1 Hydraulic disc brake

The disc brakes from the Rival 1 series, designed for brake disc sizes up to 160 mm. The hydraulic Sram Rival 1 disc brake offers excellent braking performance with minimal operating forces and precise modulation. The loss of force and friction caused by cable transmission in classic cable-operated brakes is eliminated with this system. Braking performance remains consistent in all weather conditions. Thanks to the separation of the rim/tyre and the braking surface, issues with heat build-up are elegantly resolved.

Sram Connectamajig

The Connectamajig is a hose connector that ensures simple, quick and convenient installation of the Force 22 hydraulic braking system. The brake lines can be routed both externally and internally and are compatible with SRAM 22 and SRAM S-700 hydraulic braking systems.

SRAM Rival 22-1 hydraulic shift-and-brake technology:

• Double Tap right-hand shifter, 11-speed
• Right-hand shifter: 11-speed
• Left-hand hydraulic brake lever
• Material: Aluminium brake and shift levers
• Compatibility: Sram Red 22, Force 22, Rival 22 rear derailleurs,
• Other: Ergonomic design and improved comfort with reach adjustment and minimal weight, internally and externally routed shift cables and longer, optimised levers
• Hydraulic brake cylinder
• Easy bleeding
• Required oil: DOT 5.1
• Hose length 950–1800 mm
• Compatible brakes: Sram Red, Force, Rival hydraulic rim and disc brakes

SRAM Rival hydraulic disc brake:

• Optimised power and modulation for road and cyclocross
• 18 mm brake caliper piston
• Fully sealed system protects against contamination
• Tool-free reach adjustment
• Recommended brake discs: Sram Centerline
• Recommended brake disc sizes: 160 mm for road, 140 mm for cyclocross

Total weight, shifter and brake: 471 grams including hose

Included in delivery: Sram Rival 22 11-speed right-hand shift/brake lever, hydraulic Rival 1 left-hand brake lever, Rival front and rear disc brakes including brake pads, shift cable, 950 and 1800 mm brake hoses, fully pre-assembled and bled

The Sram Rival brake caliper features the Post Mount 6 standard. Maximum permitted brake disc diameter: 160 mm

You can order the correct adapter for your fork and frame, as well as the desired brake disc sizes, separately.

IS 2000: Side-mounted. An adapter is always required to fit the SRAM Rival Disc; maximum 203 mm, minimum 160 mm on the fork and 140 mm disc size on the frame. Common on older suspension forks and almost all rear triangle frames

Post Mount, PM5: Direct mounting of the SRAM Rival Disc with 140 mm brake discs without an adapter. Maximum 180 mm, minimum 140 mm disc size. Currently only found on rear triangle frames

Post Mount 6, PM6: Direct mounting of the SRAM Rival Disc with 160 mm brake discs without an adapter. Maximum 203 mm, minimum 160 mm on the fork and 140 mm disc size on the frame. Currently the most common standard on forks, and on some rear triangle frames.

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