SRAM Stealth Code and Level Brake Levers route hoses tight to the bar; and, all-new Level 4-Piston Caliper announced for tomorrow's XC races
SRAM has released a new Stealth Brake Lever variation on its Code and Level mountain bike disc brakes, featuring a lever body designed to sit flush against the bar such that the hose exits much closer it. The Stealth Lever bodies are principally designed to complement the aesthetics of the new SRAM Transmission released today, as well as to integrate seamlessly with the ever-increasing number of bars, stems and headsets that can accomodate hoses and cables internally.
SRAM Stealth Brake Levers use the same MatchMaker X handlebar clamp system that the Code, G2, Level, and DB8 Brakes currently useToday’s announcement of the SRAM Stealth Brake Levers offers some explanation for the meteoric rise in popularity of cable-routed headsets. Theadorning so many bikes in 2023 could deliver a clean cockpit aesthetic when paired with the new Stealth levers, thanks to the hose exiting in such close proximity to the bar.
It is the SRAM Code Stealth Ultimate Brake Lever that gets the silver detail to match the aesthetic of the new SRAM Transmission
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