Test / MTB Grip: The Truvativ Descendant grip from SRAM has to prove itself as a trail all-rounder, whether it masters the balancing act between direct feedback and comfortable damping, and for whom the investment in these robust lamellar grips is truly worthwhile. Dimensions and shape: Truvativ Descendant Diameter: 32 mm Length: 133 mm Weight: 104 g Available colors: 6 … read more
SRAM Rival AXS XPLR Review: The US manufacturer's most affordable full-mount shifting system comes close to the more expensive 1x13 groupsets in many respects, making it a viable upgrade option – provided you have a frame with a UDH mount. But is the investment worthwhile? Velomotion put it to the test and had SRAM convert a bike to a mechanical Apex groupset. With the… read more
Spectrum: SRAM is embarking on a training tour, stopping at a total of twelve locations in Germany and Austria. The program is aimed at workshop and sales personnel, who will be provided with valuable practical and sales-relevant expertise on the SRAM, RockShox, ZIPP, Time, and Hammerhead brands by experienced field guides. SRAM is launching its new... read more
Dispute over UCI gearing limit: SRAM files complaint – what this means for cyclists. Component manufacturer SRAM is challenging the UCI's new "Maximum Gearing Protocol." The rule limits the maximum gearing (rollout) in select races and primarily affects 54x10 setups. We explain what's behind it and why the issue is currently gaining momentum... read more
Product news: With the SRAM Eagle Transmission 1987 Collection, the US component manufacturer celebrates its tireless pursuit of the perfect ride since 1987. The collection, with its unique silver finish, features a small SRAM logo and the number "1987" in the handwriting of Stan Day, the founder of SRAM. With a limited edition of only 1.987 ... read more
