Here at Fara, we’ve long been fans of SRAM and we’ve seen their popularity rise sharply during the recent years thanks to practical innovations like wireless shifting and unlimited cross-compatibility between MTB and Road components.. The latest “E1” version of their top-flight RED groupset might be the best performing groupset on the market and now they are following up this success by transferring all of the ergonomics and features to their more affordable Rival and Force level groupsets.
Here at Fara, we’ve long been fans of SRAM and we’ve seen their popularity rise sharply during the recent years thanks to practical innovations like wireless shifting and unlimited cross-compatibility between MTB and Road components.. The latest “E1” version of their top-flight RED groupset might be the best performing groupset on the market and now they are following up this success by transferring all of the ergonomics and features to their more affordable Rival and Force level groupsets.
The release of the E1 groupsets on Rival and Force levels follows suit on the upgrades we saw on last year’s RED components: a focus on ergonomics, braking and shifting speed. The improvements were significant, even on a product that was already excellent. As usual, SRAM also pushes the weight savings to the limit and in tune with market sensitivity, prices have not increased on the new offerings.
The release of the E1 groupsets on Rival and Force levels follows suit on the upgrades we saw on last year’s RED components: a focus on ergonomics, braking and shifting speed. The improvements were significant, even on a product that was already excellent. As usual, SRAM also pushes the weight savings to the limit and in tune with market sensitivity, prices have not increased on the new offerings.