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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.

£125.00
Score 10

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.

£240.00
Score 9

sram level

Sitting at the cheaper end of the SRAM range, the SRAM Level is another brake you'll find equipped on many lower priced mountain bikes.

£95.00
Score 9

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 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

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