Posts tagged with 'sram_1'

This could be the short film of the year. Moves of Rampage magnitude with plenty of finesse and signature Semenuk style.

The Maven is like Code's bigger, stronger, heavier sibling - and you'll know it right away.

RockShox's wonder cups have faced some skepticism around here by more than one writer. Can Uncle Dave feel the difference in a blind test?

How SRAM's less-budget-bludgeoning wireless super-group, GX AXS Transmission, performs as advertised.

A few years have gone by since the last Rail review. Lots has changed since then.

Haro announces a new line of dirt jump bikes, OneUp adds to their EDC lineup, and SRAM unveils a new carbon XC wheelset and Tyrewiz 2.0.

SRAM has finally introduced an eMTB system - and it's all about integration and simplicity.

"I don’t know if this department actually exists, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it does."

SRAM acquired Velocio just over a year ago and the clothing brand debuts their MTB line today. Here's our sneak peek after a few days wearing the new line.

New SRAM T-Type drivetrains come with a BMX-style bash guard. Could it become a Universal Bash Guard chainring standard?

The new SRAM GX Transmission delivers the same thoughtlessly smooth shifting as the three more expensive T-Type options, but there's even more to it...

The brand new SRAM T-Type 'Transmission' drivetrain shifts really, really well, but...

Imagine this derailleur: no hanger, no adjustment screws, attaches to your rear axle, strong enough to stand on, and shifts better under load.

A simplified model and spec list come coupled with a revised Stealth look for MY23 and beyond.

So tightly packed with sickness you'll have to go right back to the beginning and watch again...

Ready or not, day 1 of BC Bike Race eventually arrived. For many racers, it had been a two-year wait. Was Pete ready for 6 days of hard riding? Probably not, but he did it anyway.

Comparing inter-compatibility of bikes present and past, while celebrating sixteen model years of backward compatibility for SRAM's MatchMaker system...

A suite of sensors onboard your fork, rear shock and crankset work in unison to detect every bump, pitch, and pedal stroke made...

Thicker surfaces and a heat-shedding paint make the HS2 SRAM's coolest running rotor to date...

“I was on the verge of just quitting biking altogether because I was like, this whole thing sucks.”

As it turns out, when you remove the sleeve from each side of a SRAM DUB bottom bracket, you are left with 30mm bearings, which means you can reverse engineer a solution....

Time pedals will fall under the SRAM umbrella, while the bike division has been spun off to Cardinal Cycling Group in the latest of a series of strategic acquisitions by the Chicago-based company.

Reflecting on eight months aboard Transition's longest-travel 29er

It's a technological marvel, but how will that technology fare after a year of use on the North Shore?