Componentes de SRAM

SRAM was founded in Chicago in 1987 by Stan Day, a triathlete who saw a better way to shift — from the handlebars, not the downtube. Day partnered with engineer Sam Patterson, who built the first prototype of what became Grip Shift: a twist shifter that changed how riders interacted with their drivetrains. That single innovation launched one of cycling's major component companies, now privately held and still headquartered in Chicago. SRAM has since grown to own RockShox (suspension), Zipp (wheels and cockpit), Quarq (power meters), Hammerhead (bike computers), and Velocio (apparel) — a portfolio that spans nearly every system on a high-performance bicycle. See the full SRAM ecosystem at sram.com.

At RA Cycles, the SRAM components collection covers road, mountain, and gravel — over 530 products in total. On the road side: SRAM Red AXS and Force AXS wireless groupsets, plus Rival AXS for performance at a more accessible price. On the mountain side: the Eagle lineup from the flagship XX SL T-Type down through GX Eagle, covering 12-speed 1x drivetrains across all budget levels. T-Type transmission — SRAM's integrated rear derailleur and cassette system — is represented at multiple tiers. The collection also includes Quarq power meters, individual derailleurs, cranksets, cassettes, brakes, and the full range of SRAM accessories and replacement parts.

Browse complete groupsets and electronic components at RA Cycles, or explore power meters and SRAM components on sale.