RockShoxReverb Standard Bleed Kit

I followed the SRAM kit instructions (plus a look at a couple of how-to videos featuring the SRAM kit on the web) and it all worked as described. Never had a hydraulic dropper post before and the one on my new bike seemed to have a little bit of stiction. Bleeding freed it off properly. Never really thought about how they work but now I have a Reverb it turns out that they rely on an air pressure spring to raise and the hydraulic component is simply to lock and unlock it at different heights. I guess a little bit of air in the system means that it doesn't quite release the lock fully so look to a bleed first even if it's sticking enough to feels like it needs dismantling and lubing.

Great product, comes with everything you need to perform the bleed.

Perfect as expected.

Arrived on time. Worked as advertised. I followed the SRAM instructions on their YouTube video and the bleed went well.

The contents of this package is as stated and, after using it, I would give it a 5⭐️ rating.However, if you are looking for a bleed kit for a Reverb Stealth 1X, it does NOT include the bleeding edge tool that you need to properly attach the syringe to the remote. To establish a proper connection you need to either get the bleeding edge tool (be aware that SRAM makes two types, one for their brakes and one for Stealth remote and they are NOT compatible but have the same name) available here on Amazon (for about $55 CDN) or find a different bleed kit with the proper remote attachment.