SRAM introduce cheaper Guide T brakes
SRAM has announced their most budget-friendly Guide brakeset yet. Guide T brings the consistent performance that you have come to expect from our lightweight Guide four-piston caliper. Pair this with MatchMaker for a clean looking bar set-up, plus the ease of use with our Bleeding Edge drip-free bleed port and you have a smart budget […]
SRAM announce new Code brakes
Today SRAM revealed their latest brake offering for gravity riders. The Code brakes are based on the Guide platform but have been beefed up to meet the needs of more progressive riders. At the same time, SRAM has added a new TLM model to the Level brake line-up. Read about the new brake products in […]
SRAM introduce E-MTB specific drivetrain and brakeset
In the early days of mountain biking, riders were forced to settle for products that had been designed for use on road bikes. Modifications were made, but the roots of the design were not completely purpose built, not mountain biking specific. Suspension got better and frame design improved. We began to question the conventional wisdom—challenge […]
New SRAM Guide S4 Caliper update
SRAM Guide brakes are packed with ride-enhancing performance that makes every new trail a trusted old friend. We started from scratch, to create the perfect combination of braking reliability and control. Brand-new SwingLink technology provides more power, silky-smooth modulation, less deadband and better lever-feel than you’ve ever experienced. Steep-line confidence. Deep-corner dominance. Ride every trail […]
User Review: SRAM Guide RSC brakes and Centerline Rotor
SRAM recently released the Guide family of brakes that supercedes the Avid range of brakes. SRAM claims its been designed from the ground up to essentially address all the long standing problems that plagued Avid brakes. I recently received the RSC model to find out if SRAM has succeeded. Inadvertently, I’ve become a dedicated SRAM […]