Can you feel it? The Force is here. As we published in our extensive SRAM Red AXS eTap coverage and early review, SRAM was transparent about a Force eTap AXS group coming in April when it unveiled the ...
Next-level wireless functionality, blissfully easy set-up, realistic ratios and mostly fantastic shifting extends SRAM's benchmark lockdown further into both on- and off-road riding You can trust ...
Welcome to Riding Nerdy, TNW’s fortnightly dive into bicycle-based tech, where we go into too much detail and geek out on all things related to pedal-powered gadgets. Recently, I’ve been test riding ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Although SRAM's wireless Red eTap road group is not yet available, the company is already working ...
If you could have your choice between the new Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 and SRAM’s eTap, which electric drivetrain would you pick? SRAM Red eTap review Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 9170 review SRAM Red HRD eTap ...
It took SRAM almost seven years longer than Shimano to release an electronic group set. But after nearly six months and over 1,000 miles of testing it, we can say—resoundingly—that it was worth the ...
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