SRAM WHEELS
SRAM Rise 60 29in Wheelset
It's no secret 29in wheels weigh more then its smaller counterparts, and, unless you've successfully avoided all forms of cycling media and failed high-school physics, you know dropping rotational weight offers the biggest performance gains. That's what makes the SRAM Rise 60 29in Wheelset so ...read more
SRAM Rise 60 26in Wheelset
When SRAM acquired Zipp Speed Weaponry, a longtime (20 plus years) composite component and wheel specialty manufacturing company, it provided them with the expertise to not just enter the wheelset market, it allowed them to offer significantly advanced, highly developed products Like the Rise 60 ...read more
SRAM Rise 60 26in Wheels
When SRAM acquired Zipp Speed Weaponry, a longtime (20 plus years) composite component and wheel specialty manufacturing company, it also acquired the expertise to not just enter the wheelset market, but to offer significantly advanced, highly developed products like the Rise 60 ...read more
SRAM Rise 40 29in Wheelset
Inherently stiffer and lighter due to shorter spokes and a smaller-diameter rim, 26in wheels are superior in terms of strength and weight. 29ers however, have their proven benefits -- such as approach angle and momentum retention -- that many have found to outweigh their smaller brethrens' ...read more
SRAM Rise 40 26in Wheelset
SRAM jumped on the fast track to providing performance wheels when it acquired Zipp Speed Weaponry, a longtime (20 plus years) composite component and wheel specialty manufacturing company. This provided SRAM with the expertise to not just enter the wheelset market, but to allow it to offer ...read more
SRAM Rise 60 XX1 Driver Body
SRAM didn't hold back when it introduced the XX1 group. With a new, easy to swap chainring design, an interlocking chain, a cassette with an incredible gear range, and a derailleur that eliminates chain slap, it's no surprise that an improved driver body would accompany the rest of the group. So, ...read more
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