SRAM Code

The Stealth design routes the hydraulic hose closer to the handlebar, which cleans up your cockpit and prevents the hose from snagging on trailside obstacles. It is a functional update that improves both the aesthetics and the durability of your cable management.

Yes, the SRAM Code lever features tool-free reach and contact point adjustments. This allows you to dial in exactly how far the lever sits from the bar and how much pull is required before the pads engage, even while you are out on the trail.

The SRAM Code is designed for hydraulic disc brake systems and is compatible with most modern mountain bike and e-MTB cockpits. It also features an integrated shifter mount, which helps keep your handlebar setup streamlined.

SwingLink technology is designed to reduce the 'dead band'—the initial pull where nothing happens—and provides a more progressive power curve. This results in a more consistent, predictable feel that gives you better modulation when you need to scrub speed quickly.

SRAM uses their Bleeding Edge technology on these levers, which is specifically designed to make fluid changes and maintenance cleaner and more straightforward. While hydraulic systems still require patience, this system significantly reduces the mess and air-trapping issues common with older designs.

Yes, the sealed bearing pivot ensures the lever action remains smooth and consistent over time, regardless of trail conditions. It prevents the 'sloppy' feel that can develop in cheaper bushings after exposure to dirt and moisture.