Six weeks after releasing the new Eagle 90 and Eagle 70 SRAM is making the leap back (?) to wireless shifting. The Eagle 90 and 70 were touted as a return to mechanical gear shifting. So if you’re in ...

SRAM leads the way with smooth-shifting wireless MTB drivetrains, but it hasn’t forgotten cable-actuated shifting, as the new Eagle 90 and 70 prove. Since its 2023 release, SRAM’s wireless ...

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With technology moving forward as fast as it does, we’re starting to see new-found interest in crafting bicycles out of nothing more than good old and timeless steel. This is precisely the case with ...

German high-end bike maker Propain has added a "short-travel ripper for home trails and trail parks" to its eMTB range. The Sresh CF sports a Shimano mid-drive motor offering 600 watts of peak power, ...

The electric bike industry has been bustling with innovation in recent years. We’ve been seeing exciting new developments from both new and established players – everything from advancements in ...

When it comes to bicycle technology, Sram is a brand that has gained the trust of a wide range of cyclists all over the world. Its products have always been about performance, and its top-range ...

SRAM’s new Eagle Powertrain electric bike motor has been officially unveiled, ushering forward a new era of ultra-smart e-bike motors that know what you want to do before you even know it. The SRAM ...

When Red Bull calls someone a prodigy, it’s safe to say that athlete is going to be a sure thing — a fearless big wave surfer, a lung-busting ultrarunner or a Spiderman-esque speed climber. In the ...

Mike Kazimer is the cycling gear director for Outside, and has been entrenched in the mountain bike world for over 20 years. From crushing cardboard boxes as a shop grom to his current role as ...

Why are the rollers larger? Is it to get more “grip” on the 10-tooth cog? Ultimately, what matters to me is this (related to question 1): Is the roll-out/gear inches of a 12-speed SRAM the same as a ...