Check the listing for details. Gold Terske Titanium Disc Brake Lever Bolt Kit | Shimano XTR/XT/SLX/Deore. Condition: New. Listed at 19.95 USD. For. The. Win. Looking for a nice the finishing touch to your custom build? Just can't get enough gold bling? You're in the right place. Our custom four-piece brake lever hardware kits are precision machined from strong, corrosion-resistant 6/4 titanium and, well, look awesome. Will they save weight? Maybe! But that's not really the point, is it? Compatibility: Brake lever (BL) part numbers are located under the brake lever body. This kit has been tested and approved ONLY for the following Shimano lever models: XTR BL-M9100 / BL-M9120 XT BL-M8000 / BL-M8100 SLX BL-M7000 / BL-M7100 Deore MT500 / MT501 Deore BL-M6000 / BL-M6100 Non-Series BL-M4100 Clamp bolts are 3mm (1/8in) longer than stock (and typically OK) on the following models depending on lever thread depth: Saint BL-M820 XTR BL-M985 / BL-M987 / BL-M988 / BL-M9000 / BL-M9020 Important! The smaller bolts cover the very important hydraulic reservoir. DO NOT INSTALL unless you have the skills and tools needed to bleed the brakes if fluid is lost. "Oil slick" anodizing is an electrochemical process and no two parts will look the same. Variety is the spice of life. Installation: Required tools & supplies: Bicycle workstand Mild cleaner Clean rag 4mm hex wrench 2.5mm hex wrench Torque wrench with 2.5mm hex bit 4mm hex bit Copper anti-seize Optional: Digital level or level app Repeat the following for each lever: With the bike on the ground, use a level (or smartphone level app) to note the angle of your brake levers relative to the grips. Mount your bike in the workstand. Clean your brake levers with a mild solvent and soft cloth, paying special attention to the area around the reservoir covers. You don't want to introduce dirt, grime, or anything else into your brake system. Insert a 2-2.5mm hex key or small pick into the "Push to Open" hole and remove the lever from the bar. Using a 4mm hex key, remove the stock clamping bolt from your brakes If you haven't lost it already, a little O-ring will likely come off when the bolts are unthreaded. Keep track of your O-rings! Some brake models use different sizes and you don't want a dirty clamping bolt O-ring in your reservoir. Insert a 2-2.5mm hex key or small pick into the "Push to Open" hole and remove the lever from the bar. Insert one of the longer bolts in place of the stock clamping bolt. Roll the O-ring on to the threaded end of bolt to keep it in place. Apply a dab of copper anti-seize to the end of one of the bolt. Reinstall the brake lever on the bar You may need to use the 2.5mm hex in the "Push to Open" hole to open the clamp wide enough Take care to align the bolt with the lever threads. The alignment can be a little fiddly so take your time. Rotate the lever so that it is roughly level to the ground and snug clamp bolt to hold lever in place (