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SRAM 7.0™ Brake Lever

MSRP $
Weight 140 grams/pr
# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 4.33/5
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Description:
  • Control Cam™ cable pull mechanism: increasing braking power throughout rotation
  • Three position leverage adjust: user adjustable braking feel
  • 2.5-Finger lever: comfortable length for all shifter types
  • Reach adjust: customizable ergonomics for all hand sizes
  • Delrin bushings: low friction for smooth lever travel
  • Composite construction: ultra-light, strong and durable
  • Note: Not compatible with trigger shifters



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    Submitted by barrie a Cross Country Rider from victoria bc canada
    Date Reviewed: September 29, 2006
    Favorite Trail:the galoping goose
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $35.00
    Purchased At:chain chain chain bike service
    Strengths:the best i've had.ihave scerach them and the scerach whent awy.thay work well with shram shifters and brakes.
    Weaknesses:none
    Similar Products Used:avid
    Bike Setup:three heads xc mtb,full sram 07 shifters and brakes shmano cranks sun race caset. zoom mtb carbon hi riser
    Bottom Line:the best in accedend avoidence
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Hank Jien a Cross Country Rider from Surey, British Columbia, Canada
    Date Reviewed: August 4, 2003
    Favorite Trail:South Surrey Atheletic Park
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:(came with bike)
    Strengths:smooth
    Weaknesses:it's plastic
    it doesn't feel like a solid lever
    Similar Products Used:Shimano Non- Series, Tektro Sensir, STX, Hayes mechanicl, Avid SD 7, Shimano Deore and Deore XT
    Bike Setup:Bronco Warrior MT 3.1(broncobike.com), SID Race, X.9 drivetrain, WTB Rocket V, Truvativ Firex SL ISIS, Tektro brakes, Novatec Cartridge laced to WTB SpeedMaster
    Bottom Line:I didin't really like these as they came with the bike. The modulation is not so good because it's plastic. The lever shape in good though. It doesn't give you the solidness of a alloy lever or a steel lever.

    Buy it if you like plastic stuff and you don't care abput the soildness

    PS Sram, please, please, please, stop making everything out of what is so called "Grilon compostie". It may not break but it doensn't feel safe. You still canm kick Sh.....'s a.. if you make it out of alloy.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Pablo Pizarro a Cross Country Rider from Caracas, Venezuela
    Date Reviewed: July 15, 2003
    Favorite Trail:La Ciria
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $25.00
    Purchased At:Wind Center
    Strengths:Light, easy to handle and adjust. Even they looks like plastic made, still they are hard and do not flex.
    Weaknesses:Look like cheap plastic levers. No adjustment of lever tnesion
    Similar Products Used:Shimano STX-RC
    Bike Setup:Proflex Reptile with Manitou Magnum-R fork
    Bottom Line:This levers are good enough for the price I paid. they are lightweight and reliable; but still I feel not confortable with them.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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