Always on the forefront of technology, SRAM keeps pushing the limits of what we thought was possible time...

The SRAM Rival AXS Shifter/Brake system features the best trickle-down technology has to offer. With tested...

Now joining the lineup of SRAM's Transmission drivetrain series The GX Eagle Transmission DUB Crankset...

The groad doesn't stop when the pavement ends so we ride with the new SRAM Force XPLR XG-1271 12-Speed...

When SRAM's one-by-twelve Eagle drivetrain was initially released, it marked an evolutionary step in the...

In the never ending conundrum of one-by gearing choices, we've spent many a day opting for ten-tooth speed...

Competetive gravity riders rejoice at the X01 DH XG-795 7 Speed Cassette thanks to SRAM's ditching of...

Taking its aim from the hugely successful CX1 groupset, SRAM's Force 1 GXP Crankset retains the cyclocross...

SRAM's Force 1 groupset has been making waves since the rumors first started circulating about the new...

Beyond the 22 gears, the Force 22 GXP Crankset draws heavily from SRAM's Red technology for more precision...

You've been pouring it all into your training and you can't afford any wasted effort on sub-standard...

SRAM's new Force 22 BB30 Crankset features unidirectional carbon in the crank arms matched to a forged...

The new Force 1 DUB 12-Speed Direct Mount Crankset builds on SRAM's 1x technology, giving this crank a...

SRAM's Rival AXS left Arm Power Meter offers reliability and accuracy, packaged in a sophisticated design....

Finding new terrain and fun gravel roads is easy with the SRAM Rival XPLR AXS Rear Derailleur hooked up to...

There may be no real need to go to a one-by set up on your road rig, but the SRAM Force 1 BB30 Crankset may...

The title of the SRAM R2C 22-Speed Carbon TT Shifter Set is pretty self-explanatory, except maybe the 'R2C'...

X01 DH 7-Speed Rear Derailleur...

SRAM's GX Eagle DUB Carbon Boost Crankset takes the best of the trickledown Eagle technology from the alloy...

SRAM's Force DUB 12-Speed Crankset provides a wider range and closer steps between gears fundamentally...

Although 12-speed cassettes have the mountain bike world abuzz, road looks to be firmly in 11-speed land...

The XX1 2. 1 is the latest iteration of SRAM's XX1 X-Horizon Derailleur. The design is based on a...

You'll notice that the SRAM X01 X-Glide Cassette has a dark, matte finish not typically seen on drivetrain...

When SRAM launched the new, 11-speed Red group, we were excited. There was some good technology on offer...

If trails always leaned towards flat, we'd blissfully rock an effortlessly simple singlespeed setup to our...

We've all been there, grinding slowly up a never-ending climb as our cadence slows to a high-torque, barely...

With the exception of a few different materials here and there that add up to a fractionally heavier system...

SRAM's eTap has been a revelation for road bikes. Setup is super easy and with no shifter cable and...

You've ridden mid-range workhorse componentry for years now eschewing the latest and greatest for the...

Tthe SRAM Red eTap Front Derailleur ditches mechanical actuation for good in favor of ultra-precise...

SRAM designed the Rival AXS 12-Speed Power Meter Crankset with the reliability and sophistication of...

The Rival AXS 1x 12-Speed Power Meter Crankset enjoys trickle-down power meter technology that finally...

An intricate component in the redesign of SRAM's Red eTap AXS group is that of its Red XG-1290 12-Speed...

The new Force eTap AXS Front Derailleur returns with SRAM's excellent Yaw pivot design for trim-free cage...

Force XPLR AXS Rear Derailleur...

Built for big bikes that take a beating at the park and enduro courses we ride with the X01 Eagle DUB...

When SRAM first released the Eagle 12-speed group, it took all the good things about 1x11 drivetrains and...

SRAM's Eagle 12-speed drivetrains took all the benefits of a single-ring drivetrain and brought it up a...

Whether riding on or off-road with a 1x or 2x drivetrain the SRAM Force D2 eTap AXS Rear Derailleur...

Walking your bike up a hill is a bit like wearing a cone-of-shame--exposed, dreadful, and a bit sad. Stay...