SRAM RockShox Judy 1993
The original RockShox fork that started the suspension revolution, offered through SRAM's catalogue.…
Suspension Fork
Type
SRAM Apex 2010
SRAM's entry-level DoubleTap road groupset brought the DoubleTap shifting concept to budget-consciou…
10-Speed
Type
SRAM X.0 2010
The X.0 groupset established SRAM's dominance in the premium MTB market, introducing 2×10 drivetrain…
10-Speed
Type
SRAM Red (2012) 2012
SRAM's 10-speed Red was the lightest complete road groupset in the world at 1,806 g. Wi-Fi (WiFLi) t…
10-Speed
Type
SRAM X01 Eagle 2016
SRAM's sub-flagship 1×12 Eagle brought the XD cassette driver and 10-50T range to a slightly lower p…
12-Speed
Type
SRAM GX Eagle 12-speed 2017
SRAM GX Eagle brought the 500% range 10-52T cassette to the mid-range market. Its X-Horizon rear der…
MTB Drivetrain
Type
SRAM GX Eagle 2018
SRAM democratised the Eagle 1×12 drivetrain with GX-level pricing without sacrificing the 500% gear …
12-Speed
Type
SRAM Red eTap AXS 12-speed 2019
SRAM Red eTap AXS introduced wireless 12-speed road shifting. The Flat Top chain, X-Range gearing (1…
Electronic Road Groupset
Type
SRAM Rival AXS 2020
SRAM Rival AXS brought wireless electronic shifting to an entry-level price point previously unavail…
12-Speed
Type
SRAM Force AXS 2024
SRAM Force AXS brings fully wireless shifting to a broader audience, compatible with RED cassettes a…
Road / Gravel Groupset
Type
12-Speed
Gears
SRAM NX Eagle 2024
SRAM NX Eagle brings 12-speed 1× trail technology to a budget price, using a standard HG freehub bod…
Mountain Groupset
Type
12-Speed
Gears
SRAM RED AXS 2024
SRAM's fully wireless 12-speed road groupset with carbon construction, available with power meter cr…
Road Groupset
Type
12-Speed
Gears
SRAM XX Eagle AXS 2024
SRAM's top wireless mountain groupset with a carbon cage rear derailleur, 10-52T cassette range, and…
Mountain Groupset
Type
12-Speed
Gears
SRAM was founded in Chicago in 1987 with a revolutionary Grip Shift twist-shifter, taking on Shimano's grip on the market. The company later acquired RockShox (suspension forks), Zipp (carbon wheels), and Quarq (power meters) to become a full cycling performance ecosystem. SRAM's most significant innovations include the 1× Eagle drivetrain system, which eliminated the front derailleur for mountain bikes, and the eTap AXS wireless electronic shifting platform, which removed cables from road and mountain drivetrains entirely.