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SRAM has launched the G2 disc brakes, available in two models: the G2 Ultimate and the G2 RSC.
The G2 Ultimate is the lightest four-piston brake, the brand has said, outfitted with “every feature and material you’ve come to expect from something called Ultimate”.
SRAM added: “Our engineers built it with what they would want on the trail: power, modulation, silky-smooth lever feel, complete adjustability. Our test riders dubbed the new design ‘mini-code’ for its code-like performance.” The Ultimate also has added stiffness in the caliper and a new pad compound “that offers more bite”, the brand claims.
The G2 RSC also delivers the mini-code feel, as well a new pad compound and added stiffness in the caliper. SRAM added: “The G2 RSC is the half-ton pickup truck of the mountain bike brake world — dependable, go anywhere, do anything, plenty of power when you need it, and all of the features you need.
“The new G2 RSC is based on the SRAM Code design, so it puts code-like power and modulation into a mini-code package. And of course the signature Guide lever-feel and contact-point adjustability ensures that this brake works great for every rider. The G2 RSC presents rider-controlled offering with an alloy blade, lever pivot bushings, stainless steel hardware.”
