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2006 tech: SRAM empire unveils huge range, part 2

By Cycling News

Published 31 March 2005

SRAM's RockShox equipment may currently account for more of the company's presence on bike shop...

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X.0 rear derailleur — X.0 rear derailleur (Image credit: CPSC)

SRAM’s new X.O level trigger — SRAM’s new X.O level trigger (Image credit: CPSC)

Hmm… there are no adjustments visible on this rider’s hands. — Hmm… there are no adjustments visible on this rider’s hands. (Image credit: CPSC)

The new aluminum spider — The new aluminum spider (Image credit: James Huang)

PC970 chain — PC970 chain (Image credit: CPSC)

X.0 rear derailleur — X.0 rear derailleur (Image credit: CPSC)

Mmmmmm… carbon — Mmmmmm… carbon (Image credit: James Huang)

SRAM’s new X.O level trigger — SRAM’s new X.O level trigger (Image credit: CPSC)

MMMmmmm…. More carbon — MMMmmmm…. More carbon (Image credit: CPSC)

Hmm… there are no adjustments visible on this rider’s hands. — Hmm… there are no adjustments visible on this rider’s hands. (Image credit: CPSC)

The shifter clamp can be moved — The shifter clamp can be moved (Image credit: CPSC)

Main lever can be rotated — Main lever can be rotated (Image credit: CPSC)

The new aluminum spider — The new aluminum spider (Image credit: James Huang)

Stout spider design — Stout spider design (Image credit: James Huang)

Sorry, no carbon here — Sorry, no carbon here (Image credit: CPSC)

PC970 chain — PC970 chain (Image credit: CPSC)

The next Juicy 7 lever. — The next Juicy 7 lever. (Image credit: CPSC)

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