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best mountain bike cranks

SRAM X01 Eagle DUB chainset is rated for enduro and uses carbon arms with a structural foam core and the forged and machined, top-tier, X-Sync 2 chainring.

£480.00
Score 9

sram guide rs

The SRAM Guide RS disc brake has a 4-piston caliper and SRAM's SwingLink lever technology that aims to gives more positive pad contact.

£122.99
sram level tlm

The SRAM Level TLM is aimed firmly at the XC and trail segment and is one of the lightest disc brakes in our test.

£160.00
Score 7

sram level t

Sitting at bottom of the SRAM range, the SRAM Level T is another brake you'll find equipped on many lower priced mountain bikes.

£73.00
Score 8

sram code rsc

Once fitted to our test bike, our initial impressions of the SRAM Code RSC disc brake were how noticeably firm it felt as you grabbed the lever.

£230.00
Score 10

SRAM GX Eagle Groupset

This is our long-term review of the SRAM GX Eagle drivetrain. A single-ring 12-speed drivetrain with a 10-50t cassette at an affordable price.

£425.00
Score 10

sram guide re

SRAM Guide RE brake is designed to deliver the extra stopping power required by a 20kg e-bike, but it works really well on any regular trail bike.

£123.00
Score 10

mountain bike groupsets

SRAM Eagle is the new 1X drivetrain with distinctive 12-speed 10-50t cassette and chain hugging, X-Sync 2 chainring. How does it ride?

£977.00
Score 10

There are three categories in SRAM’s wheel range — Rise, Roam and Rail — aimed at, in order, XC, trail and all-mountain applications. However, there is a bit of crossover…

£1,592.00
Score 8

We've just taken delivery of our new SRAM XX1 test bike; here's a low-down of the build