The left-side lever on SRAM's Force 22 mechanical road group handles front shifting through the Yaw front derailleur, and pairing it with hydraulic disc braking is where the Force 22 Left Hydraulic Disc Brake fits in. This is the flat mount version with a 950mm hose, DoubleTap shift/brake lever, and organic pads at the caliper — rotor sold separately . If you're building or rebuilding a Force 22 disc bike and need the front (left) side of the system, this is the direct replacement.

The lever body uses a carbon brake blade with an aluminum shift lever, with independent reach adjustment for each . That matters because reach is the setting most riders actually care about on a hood — getting the blade closer to the bar for smaller hands or shorter fingers — and having the shift paddle adjust separately means you can dial the throw without moving the brake blade with it. Contact point is not adjustable on this generation , so if you want bite-point tuning you're looking at a newer AXS-era hood.

This is an 11-speed part, and it pairs with SRAM Yaw front derailleurs and SRAM Exact Actuation on the rear . Practically, that means Force 22, Red 22, Rival 22, and Apex 1 11-speed drivetrains — not 10-speed, and not 12-speed AXS. The lever also cross-compatibles with Red 22 and Rival 22 setups , so if you're running a mixed 11-speed group you're covered as long as everything stays in the 11-speed road family.... Read More