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Trickstuff Piccola HD Goes Titanium with 3D-printed Ti Levers

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakes
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Trickstuff’s popular Piccola HD brakes are back, and now come with some eye-catching 3D-printed titanium brake levers. We got a glimpse of the collaboration with 3D-printer Trumpf back at Eurobike two summers ago – where they won our Manufacturing Best of Show award. But now, after two years of development, you can get your hands on a set of these tricked-out stoppers, too!

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakes

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakeset
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Trickstuff describes their Piccola HD brakes with C42 calipers as the ideal blend of light weight and killer stopping power, perfect for big days of trail bike and all-mountain riding.

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakes, lever detail

And now, thanks to 3D-printing titanium, the brakes get lighter levers that are stronger than the old machined-aluminum, while adding better grip thanks to the unique structure of the ti additive manufacturing.

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakes, riding

“The Piccola HD Titanium shines with its combination of the graceful Piccola pump and the powerful C42 four-piston caliper. 3D-printed titanium brake levers and radially arranged brake pumps lighten the ascent to trails without lift access. With its strong hydraulic ratio of 9mm at the pump piston to 14/17mm in the caliper, it bulldozes the brake oil into the four pistons with serious oomph – and brings you safely to a standstill when those unexpected obstacles jump out of nowhere. Heat-resistant hollow stainless steel pistons and Bionol brake oil prevent interrupting the flow during top-to-bottom runs with unnecessary cool-down breaks, unless you need one yourself.”

Tech details

  • lightweight 4-piston brakes, made in Freiburg, Germany
  • 14mm & 17mm diameter pistons
  • 3D-printed titanium brake levers, with 2mm reach adjust
  • CNC-machined, anodized aluminum pump & caliper
  • angled hose connection at the lever body (pump)
  • adjustable banjo connection at the post mount caliper
  • Kevlar brake hoses
  • Bionol brake fluid
  • 14.5g 3D-printed titanium lever including 2 sealed bearings
  • 230g rear brake weight (includes pump, lever, caliper, pads, pad retaining bolt, safety clip & clamp)
  • 212g front brake weight
  • 442g total brakeset weight

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium – Pricing, options & availability

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakes, color options

The new Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium are available now for 1100€ for the pair. They come in 4 color combinations – pick either black or silver anodized bodies, then black or silver lever & banjo hardware. And then you can pick rear brake left or right.

Trickstuff Piccola HD Titanium lightweight 4-piston MTB brakes, lever only upgrade

The new 3D-printed titanium levers are also available separately as an upgrade kit to existing Picola owners, for 130€ per lever.

Get them direct from Trickstuff online, or through their dealer network, powered by their DT Swiss parent company.

Trickstuff.com

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Eggs Benedict
Eggs Benedict
10 days ago

Do they still make an aluminum lever version for the proletarians?

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E x
9 days ago
Reply to  Eggs Benedict

Yes, and it’s lighter, cheaper, and better looking.

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