Brake Bleed Kit for DOT Brakes: Avid, Bengal, Clarks, Formula, Giant, Hayes, Hope, and SRAM (Including The New Bleeding Edge Adapter for Code, Guide, Level, eTap, HRD) with 100ml DOT 5.1 Fluid

Had some issues with 2 sets of Guide Rs on my bikes and wanted to troubleshoot bleeding before warrantying the levers.After a bit of shopping around this was the most economical kit to get the job done; I'll take a 10 minute per caliper bleed with a $25 tool over a $50 shop charge ANY DAY!Kit came well packaged and instructions were clear despite being slightly different from the SRAM recommended bleed guide; follow either one and you'll have good results.One of the syringes had a 'fractured' tab upon arrival that may or may not have been from shipping damages, but Scott from NIELSTORE got back to me very quickly and replaced the syringe.This particular bleeding edge tool may be a tad more difficult to slot into place due to it being a knurled cylinder rather than the wider wingnut style SRAM OEM bit, but it worked well provided you loosened the port beforehand as SRAM suggests. I also did find a small portion of the o-ring on the bleeding edge tool sheared off but that was likely my fault when inserting it! Thankfully the kit provides a spare for you should something happen.TL;DR: great customer service, economical kit that works well.

This kit has it all, even includes a rubber band. The only issue I had with it was the hoses that connect to the adapters do not fit very tightly, so if you put any really amount of pressure on it when you are depressing the plunger, they tend to pop off which then means you just blasted your caliper with a heaping dose of brake fluid. The written instructions that come with it are a bit confusing, but there are a ton of youtube vids that will walk you through it.

Bought this for my Guide brakes with bleeding edge port on rear caliper. I can't get this to work. The fitting will not "snap" in according to the instructions, so I had to hold it in manually to bleed. I fully bled twice but there is still air in the lines, I suspect because the fitting will not "snap" per the instructions and so is leaking. I'd love to change this rating to 4 stars if the mfr can make this work for me, otherwise it is useless for my purposes.

All parts in kit were up to snuff except the bleeding edge adapter. It did not 'snap' into place anything like it should. Bleeding the brake required holding this fitting in place manually the entire time- and it still leaked. Do yourself a favor and buy the OEM one. Also, the instructions do not specifically call out how to use this adapter (insert, rotate 360 degrees to open).

Worked great on my SRAM HRD Force 1 brake set. Enough brake fluid to change out the front and rear brakes twice. No leaks or busted tubes. Would recommend for anyone else looking for a cheap and quality brake bleed kit.

I love the price and that it comes with everything you need. The only problem is, the edge tool doesn’t quite pop in and lock like it’s supposed to. But as long as I’m careful and hold it in place while using, it’s no problem.

Looks great, works like doo doo, the bleeding edge adaptor broke first use. I would suggest spend the money for the Sram product. The rest of the kit was great but the one thing you reeaaally need is junk