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| Mini X2 Pro - Rear - Black Hose - Lightweight Floating Rotor - Carbon Lever - Ti Bolts - Hope |
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Description : MINI PRO LEVER Proven lightweight design - CNC machined from a solid billet of 2014 T6 aircraft spec aluminium alloy, giving smooth, progressive feel and power. The split clamp allows for quick adjustment and the custom carbon blade features laquered over graphics to stay clean and comfortable. Lever reach is adjustable via allen key and the master cylinder reservoir is integrated to allow easy bleeding. The unit is completed with our durable anodised finish to withstand weather, cleaning and general trail use and hi tensile polyester
reinforced hydraulic hose is used to give a sharp, solid feel to the system. BOLTS12 titanium bolts are used on the Pro, helping to keep the weight below the 300g mark. They comprise - 6 Torx head rotor bolts, 2 master cylinder clamp bolts, 2 caliper mount bolts and 2 bracket mount bolts.X2 CALIPER This neat, slimline caliper optimises the very latest COSMOSWorks FEA (Finite Element Analysis) software to reduce unnecessary
weight, improve aesthetics and create a high performance
partnership with the superlight Mini Lever. The caliper is machined from a solid billet of 2014 T6 aircraft spec aluminium alloy and an increased piston diameter, generating more usable braking force on the rotor. A drip free bleed nipple and wide angel orientation of the fluid inlet connector have also been added,
allowing for neater hose routing and cleaner servicing. The caliper is completed with our durable anodised finish to withstand weather,
cleaning and general trail use and laser etched graphics let
everyone know just what you’ve got! feel to the system. MEDIA:“carbon and titanium make this the lightest production brake around” What MTB”simply forget they’re there and just expect them to work, which they do, powerfully and smoothly” SingletrackAs used by Olympian Oli Beckingsale, Team GB and SiS/TrekBRAKES
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