CYCOBYCO Avid Bicycle Brake Bleed Kit for All SRAM Series

If you’re like me and have never done it, you first watch many YouTube videos on how to bleed SRAM brakes, then you gain some confidence that you can do it yourself, then try, then miserably fail and bring the bike to your local bike shop cause “something is really not right with the brakes”. And then – a bit later of course – you watch some more YouTube videos and try again. I still can’t say if this kit is as good (or worse) in build quality compared to the original SRAM kit, it certainly is cheaper. Attempts 2 to 5: Sometime it worked, sometimes not, I was really not sure how to get all the air out of the lines. Sometimes I blamed myself, sometimes I thought “maybe this kit is just not good enough”. And then – surprise, surprise – instead of following some YouTube video, I followed the written instructions that came with this kit. And – BOOM – it all worked perfect! Let’s be honest: Most of the times, written instructions that come with copycat cheapo options from a certain country are quite useless. In this case though – these are the best instructions to follow. I’ll admit that watching many YouTube videos helped getting educated on the subject and secondly, maybe this is a craft that needs practicing. In any case, following the written instructions here gave me the perfect result at attempt #6. Yuuhuu! I’m so happy, I felt compelled to write a review. Maybe it helps someone.

Bled my SRAM Code's with this kit, brakes are running perfectly again. No air leak issues with the product (syringes, hoses, connectors, etc), and the SRAM bleeding edge connector worked fine. I have the Jagwire Elite bleed kit and one of the syringes is cracked, and the cost of replacement Jagwire syringes wasn't worth it. Glad this inexpensive solution worked out!

Solid product for the price. Worked well with my SRAM Level brakes bleeding in the traditional fashion. At half the price of the name brand kit, it’s hard to beat. Feel like I should be able to reuse this several times. Included is the SRAM bleeding edge adapter if needed.

I thought I'd take a chance on this inexpensive kit and to my surprise the quality and functionality is terrific! I've used brake bleed kits where the syringes were SO stiff you could hardly get the fluid to flow back and forth between them (like SRAM requires) making it a real pain in the butt to bleed the brakes. My only minor complaint would be the red triangular shaped "nut" that slides onto the SRAM bleed nipple and is used to open/close the bleed port; when you attempt to push the nipple into the port and snap the needle into place the triangle simply pushes down (towards the caliper) and off the nipple, making it entirely useless. I ended up taking the assembly apart and sliding the triangle onto the nipple from the opposite end, thus making insertion much easier and withdrawal from the port a pain (but I prefer it that way). I hope that makes sense, and if you purchase one of these kits to use with SRAM brakes you'll quickly see what I mean. Overall, a terrific value I'd recommend to anyone needing a versatile brake bleed kit. One last note: if you're working with SRAM brakes buy Prestone DOT 5.1 brake fluid from any auto parts retailer, it will save you a BUNCH of $$$$'s over what you find when searching for "SRAM Fluid", which is exactly the same.

This kit was just like ones I saw in videos. The directions were also actually reasonable. Anyway I bled the brakes on my Santa Cruz Heckler 9 E-mtb. I think the brakes are SRAM Code R. Straightforward process if you follow the instructions carefully. Very happy with the outcome! The one wrinkle I hit: The attachment for the SRAM caliper won't fit in the opening of some brake fluid bottles. I had to use a small cup to draw from, to fill the syringe. Note this is the standard attachment for SRAM, so not unique to this kit.

Seems to be decent quality but the fittings did not work for my newer SRAM brakes, even though it is listed as compatible.

Worked great for bleeding a used set of SRAM G2 RSCs. I did the front first, and the rear a few days later. When I did the rears, I was glad to see that the syringes still worked smoothly, indicating that the materials are resistant to the DOT fluid and didn't degrade. And a tip to maximize brake firmness: remove the lever-side syringe first, and the caliper (bleeding edge) side last. Push in on the bleeding-edge syringe to maximize pressure, and with the other hand, close the bleeding edge port. This maximizes the amount of fluid in the system and makes a big difference for lever firmness.

Should have listened to the few reviews that say it does not work with SRAM Force brakes because they are correct. Does not include the connection for the caliper side. Thankfully a friend had one, but what the heck do I do with this kit now?

Kit purge frein SRAM de bonne qualité utilisation simple, efficace, j'ai purgé et changé liquide de frein sur mon vtt frein SRAM Level tl, rien à redire pour le prix c'est un super produit.

Good quality

By on original one from SRAM. Cost more but you get something that works and fit. This was a true wast of money….🤬

Affordable, quality is more than acceptable for hobby usage, works very well for bleeding of my Sram Code RSC brakes. Be carefull, its better to buy good quality universal piston spreader tool, provided plastic spreaders didn't work for Sram Code RSC brakes.

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