Based on the cylinder/reservoir shape and the high pivot for the lever, I’m reminded of a SRAM design - maybe a new DB-9XX model?

https://www.riderever.com/product/5/17/28

Thanks David, i didn’t know of this company. It looks as an interesting brake system.

Regards,

Jeroen

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Rever is a beneficiary of TRP lead times blowing out to 24mths, Cervelo had to look for another solution
Some aspects of the Trivia are clever, like the pad spring also being a cooling fin
But I couldn't find a port adaptor in the universal park kit that fit nicely for bleeding and there is no support for the brand (close enough and an o-ring was the solution). They only had cable brakes up until this model.

Levers hanging too low on those. I don’t like curvy Profile Design levers either and found TRP TTLVRs are perfect. Great grip too.

The lever distance can be adjusted like on all models of different brands.

Jeroen

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Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands

But it looks like, from the manual, that they have their ‘own’ Jagwire bleed kit which most likely will fit perfect ;-). They seem to use Finish Line mineral oil. And they are from Belgium, so our neighbor country. I’m going to order a set to see how they work.

Jeroen

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Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands

It would, if I could get it.
Are they from the part of Belgium that speaks your language? Looks like Ronse is just on the Flemish side.
Because Rever is a part of a shirt in English. And the homonym Reiver isn't particularly nice. So I'm wondering at the meaning of the name.

https://www.tritownboise.com/...ake.html?id=82377829

US based site has them listed, though out of stock. Gives a good look at a set though.

Price is attractive compared to the Dura Ace set, or at least what those levers trade at on the secondary market since they seem to be out of stock everywhere.

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Yes, they are located at the Dutch speaking part of Belgium as far as i can see. If you want to get the bleed kit let me know, i can order an extra set and ship it.

Jeroen

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Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands

Are they Belgian or is that just their EU office contact info? I'm always skeptical when "about us" is in broken English and doesn't actually say anything about who/what/where/when. Just stuff like "we think it's important that products are good, so we make good stuff"

I think that is their EU office since they also list a Tech Service email which is a Taiwan emailaddress. I think the mother company is Riderever Chia Cherne Industry Co ltd. It looks like a collaboration between them and Toyota at some point, or they use some of Toyota's technology of brakes.

I'm just going to order a pair and see how it works.

Jeroen

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Ok found it. Chia Cherne Industry Co ltd. is the mother company and it's from Taiwan. Riderever is one of their brands, which also includes Jagwire.

I think you misunderstand their statement about Toyota. It has nothing to do with brakes. TPS is just a model of manufacturing operations. Most factories use it to some degree in some form. For example Honeywell's Operating System is based heavily on TPS. Toyota has a division that consults factories on how to manufacture based on lean manufacturing principles. I am 99.9% sure Toyota had zero involvement in this braking technolgy/system.

So to summarize
- it's not a Belgian company, but
- it's a reputable Taiwanese company related to Jagwire
- they manufacture using Toyota principles, like every factory in the world that is bigger than a garage. Lol

That being said, I would definitely try these brakes with the same confidence that I'd have from a brand like TRP, for example. That is to say, it should be good. It's not Alibaba junk or anything of that sort.

I've been riding these for a year They are really nice. you can add di2 buttons or etap. It's the aftermarket brand owned by jagwire.

I think you will like them. I had trp before and these are much better.

i emailed this company two months ago about getting the di2 button covers and never heard back. Has anyone been able to get the covers needed to add di2 buttons to these?

Hi Jeroen,

A related question on the brake levers - perhaps you could help? I actually really dislike the plastic TRP brake levers which came with my Ultegra Di2 P-series a couple of years ago. Can I just replace the TRP brake levers with Shimano Dura Ace - or would I need to replace the calipers and the whole brake system as well?

Thanks
Dimm

To be honest never did this. The problem is that even if the hose fitting is good the mineral is different and i’m not sure if that how this effect the functioning of the caliper or the lever. And i’m not ready to take that risk with my brakes yet ;-).

Jeroen

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Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands

I found a set of these Riderever Triva brake levers and calipers for sale. I want to add the Di2 satellite shifter to them. There appears to be a Di2 switch cover available. But I can't seem to find anywhere I can purchase these Di2 switch covers in the United States. Does anyone know where I can purchase the Riderever Triva Di2 switch covers?

Not in the US, but they are available here in The Netherlands. They are so tiny and small that I think shipping must be cheap if you van’t find them locally.

Jeroen

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Owner at TRIPRO, The Netherlands