
SRAM is smoother, quieter, more powerful, more refined

World champion goes for pink

Take a tour of the world champion's bike

Artisan manufacturer may phase out 32mm size

This article originally appeared on Bikeradar A few years of experience – six years since the original Force, more than four since the first Red – have done the new 2013 SRAM Red group, unveiled yesterday, a lot of good. Not only does it shift and brake better than the previous version, it's also around 100g lighter, more refined in its feel and operation, and more mature in its presentation. We've only managed a few hours on the new kit thus far but it's already leaving a positive impression. Lay your hands on me The first thing you notice about the revamped SRAM Red group when you swing a leg over the saddle is the new lever shape. Sort of a blend of old Red and Shimano Dura-Ace …
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