New Stealth brakes: design becomes crucial for SRAM

Integration is one of the trends that is marking the current mountain bike and in this sense SRAM has just introduced a new range of Stealth brakes that improves the front design of the handlebar thanks to a new lever that points directly to the new internal cable systems. The new SRAM Stealth brakes come in Code and Level models and with Ultimate and Silver versions.

• New lever design with better integration
• Ultimate and Silver versions for Code and Level models
• 4-piston version for silver model
• From 220€ for the Level model and 320€ for the Code models

New SRAM Stealth Code and Level brakes

This is another of the components that we have been seeing in development for some time in different XCO World Cup events and finally sees the light of day officially. SRAM has reorganized its range of brakes under the name Stealth and in it we find the Level and Code models in Silver and Ultimate versions.

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When asked why these Stealth brakes are appearing now, SRAM says they do so to complement the clean, stylish aesthetics of any bike that mounts AXS electronic groupsets. The Stealth brake lever has been designed to integrate with the new generation of cockpits and cable routing.

The truth is that the differences in terms of performance with the current models are minimal, but it is enough to see them mounted on the handlebars to make them look like a completely different model.

SRAM CODE STEALTH brakes

As mentioned, the new Code Stealth brakes share many of the same specifications as the previous Code, such as the four-piston caliper with 15 and 16mm pistons, Stealth-to-majig compression adjustments and MatchMaker X brackets. However, the new Code Stealth features the new lever design and incorporates the fatigue-reducing SwingLink cam on all models.

SRAM Code Ultimate Stealth

• New lever design
• 4-piston
• Carbon/aluminum lever
• Titanium hardware
• Metallic pads
• SwingLink and Lever Pivot Bearing
• DOT brake fluid
• Price 360€

SRAM Code Silver Stealth

• New lever design
• 4-piston
• Aluminum lever
• Steel hardware
• Metallic pads
• SwingLink and Lever Pivot Bearing
• DOT brake fluid
• Price 320€

SRAM LEVEL STEALTH brakes, now with 4-piston version

SRAM Levels are the standard for XC racing and to adapt to the new trends in the sport, they now offer a very complete range with 2 and 4 piston options.

SRAM Level Ultimate Stealth

• New lever design
• 2 and 4 piston versions
• Carbon/aluminum lever
• Titanium hardware
• SwingLink and Lever Pivot Bearing
• DOT brake fluid
• Price 4 piston version 360€
• Price 2 piston version 340€

SRAM Level Silver Stealth

• New lever design
• 2 and 4 piston versions
• Aluminum lever
• Steel hardware
• SwingLink and Lever Pivot Bearing
• DOT brake fluid
• Price 4 piston version 235€
• Price 2 piston version 220€

You can find further information about the new Stealth range on SRAM's official website.