SRAM Code RSC Disc Brake and Lever - Rear, Hydraulic, Post Mount, Black with Rainbow Hardware, A1

I installed these to replace my lower tier SRAM brakes (Guide T). Night and day difference. These do not lose tension and become spongey like the guides. They are adjustable too so you can control the bite point and reach easily. Obviously, Sram brakes focus more on modulation than shimano. So if you're coming off something like Shimano XT, you may not be blown away by the bite. But you won't be disappointed either. And you have the excellent modulation control of SRAM. Installation was easy and Sram makes their brakes easy to bleed with their kit. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING IF YOU WANT TO INSTALL THESE. IF YOU DON'T, HAVE A BIKE SHOP DO IT.

On the trail these brakes have been absolutely perfect.;

These are outstanding. The modulation and finesse as you brake, are far superior to even Shimano's top offerings, which simply grab like heck, and that is it. Even the bike shop was amazed.

Love them!;

Awesome brakes;

I love the modulation of these SRAM Code RSC brakes. I am a much lighter rider, but due to my cautious nature, I am a heavy braker down steep descents. The original Shimano stock brakes would squeal and fade near the bottom of these fun rides I love doing, so I decided it was time for an update. The CODE RSC,plus the SRAM Centerline rotor, doesn't have any brake fade whatsoever. I rode down a steep 3 mile technical path full of rocks and tree roots, and I navigated it with ease with these brakes. I feel much more confident because there is no fade and the modulation is insanely effective. I highly recommend these disc brakes. you will not regret them! They are worth every single penny for better safety and performance.;