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Question: Do the levers control are on the typical way, I mean right lever controls rear caliper, and left lever controls the front one?
Document: Levers are adjustable reach, are slightly bulky. The bar clamp is quite large, which made routing my bar end shifters a compromise. Appearance is good, no complaints.Installation was no big deal, this being my first hydraulic DIY. Just follow the bleed instructions to the letter. Used the Avid bleed kit and extra 2m hose kit. This one uses a compression ring on both ends of the hose, so make sure to get the right hose kit.
I already had Avid rotors installed, so I did not try the ones that came in the box.I replaced the BB7 with the Elixir 1 on my Speed Machine recumbent. Never could get any stopping power on the rear before. Full length housing pretty much mushed them out, and the spring was not enough to fully retract the cable and release the brake. With the hydraulics, both brakes feel well matched and powerful. I will never use mechanical disks again.
Major improvement over BB7. Not as good as the STX hydraulics on my MTB, not as quick to engage, not as firm, but plenty of power and modulation from the Elixir 1 on my recumbent. They do seem to clear the rotor better (dragging disks is really irritating on the road).This item shipped directly from China in generic packaging.These have fixed hose routing, unlike pricier models which have banjo bolts. Engagement point is not adjustable.
MY BEST MOSMENTS IN BIKE RIDDING HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THIS BRAKE SET, FIT MY BIKE AS IT SHOULD, GOOD BRAKES, FIRM  ACTION, SMOOTH OPERATION, NICE AT ALL
Answer: no