SRAM Lever Blade for Maven Bronze B1
OEM aluminum lever blade kit for SRAM Maven Bronze B1 hydraulic disc brakes. Direct-fit replacement includes blade, reach knob, cam and bushings for quick, reliable repair.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features & Real-world Benefits
Fit & Compatibility
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ Machined aluminum lever blade with hard black anodized finish
- ✓ Complete kit includes blade, reach knob, cam and bushings
- ✓ Direct OEM fit for Maven Bronze B1 (Mfr. Part 11.5018.053.021)
- ✓ Precision bushings deliver smooth, consistent pivot action
- ✓ Lightweight replacement — shipping weight approx. 0.1 lb
- ✓ Simple swap for fast repair without replacing whole lever
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this lever blade an exact OEM replacement?
Yes. This kit (Mfr. Part 11.5018.053.021, SRAM Model ID DB-SPP-A0) is an OEM replacement designed specifically for the Maven Bronze B1 lever body and provides original fit and function.
Will replacing the lever blade require a brake bleed?
In most cases no — the blade swap is an external pivot replacement that doesn’t disturb the hydraulic circuit as long as you avoid pushing the pistons. However, keep a bleed kit nearby and check brake feel after installation in case minor adjustments are needed.
What tools do I need for installation?
Basic hand tools are required: hex keys or Torx bits to remove the pivot bolt, a small flat screwdriver for the reach knob if applicable, and light grease for the bushings. Torque to SRAM’s recommended spec for the pivot bolt and verify lever travel afterward.
Can I use this blade on other SRAM levers?
No. This blade is designed for the Maven Bronze B1 platform. Other SRAM models have different pivots and cam geometries, so cross-compatibility is not guaranteed.
What benefits does the aluminum blade offer over stock?
The machined aluminum blade offers a stiffer, more precise lever feel and improved durability compared with lower-grade materials. The anodized finish resists wear and keeps the appearance clean after repeated rides.
Should a shop do this install?
If you’re unsure about working on hydraulic brakes, a professional mechanic is recommended. A shop can ensure correct pivot torque, check bushing fitment and verify brake performance after installation.
Buying Guide
When buying a replacement lever blade, confirm exact compatibility by matching the manufacturer part number (11.5018.053.021) and model ID (DB-SPP-A0) to your brake lever. Choose OEM kits when possible to retain original ergonomics, reach adjustment and cam geometry — critical for consistent braking performance. Consider materials and finish: machined aluminum blades offer improved stiffness and durability over cast or composite options. Also pick a kit that includes small parts (bushings, cam and reach knob) so you have everything needed for a professional-feeling repair in one purchase.
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