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SRAM GX Eagle 12spd drivetrain first ride
SRAM's new GX Eagle drivetrain has landed, offering the huge range of a 10-50T cassette with 12 ratios at a fraction of the price of the high-end XX1 and X01 Eagle groups. Is the rise of the single
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Off-Road Arrivals
This week has passed by in a bit of a blur with office talk being mostly road orientated as the skinny wheeled half of the team (plus our Rachael) prepare for the RedBull Timelaps this weekend - a 25
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SRAM Launch New Guide T Brakes
There is a new version of the SRAM Guide brakes launched today, the Guide T's, making the power of four-pot brakes available at a cheaper price. 
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The new SRAM DUB design means one crank fits many bottom brackets
If you're constantly feeling sad because the bike industry keeps inventing new standards, here's one that might make you feel a bit more cheerful. SRAM's just released a range of new cranks that'll
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New SRAM electronic shifting system spotted on a mountain bike
A couple of weeks ago we brought you news that Scott XC pro Nino Schurter had been spotted out and about riding with what looked like a version of SRAM's electronic shifting eTap type system for
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SRAM makes 12spd more affordable with NX Eagle groupset
SRAM has expanded it's wide-range 12spd mountain bike drivetrains with a new, much more affordable NX Eagle option. Coming in at around £365 for a complete drivetrain, it's going to bring their
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Convert SRAM 11 speed to 12 with new e*thirteen TRS Plus upgrade kit
Got an SRAM 1×11 drivetrain but hankering after the easy spinning of 12 speed? Well, e*thirten have got you covered, and no, you don't need to buy a new drivetrain. The new TRS Plus 12 upgrade kit
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5 cool things from Camelbak, Granite Design, Crankbrothers and SRAM
We are all back in the office post-Eurobike and we don't want to see another pretzel or eat a garlic-laden sausage from the press room as long as we live, well at least until next year! Back at off
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Kinesis unveils the G2 - Your go-to bike for everything?
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Deals for the Dirt from SRAM, Schwalbe, Mvic, IXS and more
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Force and Rival XPLR gravel drivetrains go 13-speed: SRAM's Full Mount derailleur trickles down promising "effortless" shifting and braking plus wireless integration

SRAM's Red XPLR drivetrain was the first gravel drivetrain from the brand to feature the Full Mount derailleur hanging system that did away with the derailleur hanger in favour of a mountain bike-inspired direct mount. With that drivetrain being nothing short of high-end, those without deep pockets can rejoice (kind of) as SRAM has trickled all of that tech down to its Force and Rival XPLR groupsets.