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SRAM Red Aero Glide Rear Derailleur
When SRAM first introduced its groundbreaking 10-speed Red component group, the heart of the industry-shaking design was 1:1 Exact Actuation technology. In ordinary terms, this means that with each shift the derailleur pulls the same exact length of cable, regardless of what gear you're ...read more
SRAM FORCE Rear Derailleur WiFli- Medium
Other than the Double Tap shift lever, perhaps no component in the SRAM road component family represents a greater departure from familiar mechanical territory than the Force Rear Derailleur. It's a bit of a technical story, but it's one whose benefits are evident the first time you run through ...read more
SRAM Force Rear Derailleur
Other than the Double Tap shift lever, perhaps no component in the SRAM road component family represents a greater departure from familiar mechanical territory than the Force Rear Derailleur. It's a bit of a technical story, but it's one whose benefits are evident the first time you run through ...read more
SRAM RED WiFLi Rear Derailleur - Medium
Gone are the days of mixing groupset tiers in order to accommodate your L'Angliru-esque climbing cassettes. With SRAM's introduction of the Red WiFLi Rear Derailleur, you now have the option of running cassette gearing as high as a 32-tooth cog. The result is a new range of gears that're wider ...read more
SRAM XX1 X-Horizon Rear Derailleur
When you view anything within the technological realm, it quickly becomes clear that a system is only as good as components that comprise it. And with the new SRAM XX1 group, this ideology becomes transparent, with each piece engineered to perform flawlessly both individually or as a ...read more
SRAM X0 DH Rear Derailleur
Downhill bikes require a certain amount of specific componentry due to their specialized nature. This SRAM X0 DH 10-Speed Rear Derailleur is just one great example. We sell a short cage X0 rear derailleur, so why this special DH version? This one is designed with a narrower range cassette in mind. ...read more
SRAM X0 Type 2 Rear Derailleur
The SRAM X0 Type 2 Rear Derailleur is the highest-end offering from SRAM to get the Type 2 treatment. It's worth looking at if you have trouble with dropped chains, but a roller-style chainguide doesn't fit with your light-and-efficient setup. SRAM incorporated a clutch mechanism into its ...read more
SRAM XX Rear Derailleur
To the casual observer, the SRAM XX Rear Derailleur might look just like a SRAM X.0 rear derailleur. Far from it. While it does share a great number of details, the XX Derailleur is quite different.For one, the full carbon fiber cage is built specifically for its role in the XX group to accommodate ...read more
SRAM X0 Rear Derailleur
SRAM started from scratch with a purpose built X0 10-Speed Rear Derailleur after their success with the XX 10-speed drivetrain. And now, with XX seated at the top of the range, X0 has become more of the people's champion, and if you buy your own parts, it will give you performance nearly ...read more
SRAM X9 Rear Derailleur
The SRAM X9 10-Speed Rear Derailleur differs from the 9-speed version in a number of ways. First, the cage width and jockey wheels are sized in accordance with the narrower 10-speed chain. And secondly, it uses Exact Actuation Technology, borrowed from SRAM's road bike shifters, to deliver the ...read more
SRAM X9 Type 2 Rear Derailleur
You're rolling over boulders like a tank. You line up to take on a sketchy steep climb, give it a burst of power, and then realize your chain isn't connected to the drivetrain anymore. You lurch to an abrupt stop, boil over into a rage, and consider the merits of hucking your bike, riderless, down ...read more
SRAM Rival Rear Derailleur
The knee-knocking shift quality of DoubleTap levers carries straight through from Red into Rival. The stout 2-spring construction with Exact Actuation technology of the Red and Force rear derailleurs is replicated in every detail in Rival. You'll feel the same quick, crisp, positive shifting ...read more
SRAM Apex Rear Derailleur
Along with the wide-ratio cassette options, the Apex Rear Derailleur is a big part of SRAM's WiFli 2 x 10 speed road shifting system. It stands for Wider, Faster, Lighter. The premise is... why ride with the extra complexity and weight of a triple crank, when you'll have redundant gear ratios ...read more
SRAM Red 22 Rear Derailleur
SRAM brings 22 gears to the table with its new Red 22. But that isn't all, as 'True 22' allows you to utilize every one of these gears, in any combination, without adding any weight to the already outstanding Red drivetrain system. The Red 22 Rear Derailleur stands in as an integral component of ...read more
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