SRAM RED Gruppo *PICTURES*

[2wheel_lee]

Those who have the Rival or Force groups will be glad (or actually kind of frustrated, damn it!) that the Red group now has trim for the front derailleur.

Although I like the looks of the group, those who don't want red highlights on their bikes (me) may not be interested. You know, looks are important!

[J_Sims]

hey fashion over form anyday

[Burner]

Originally Posted by J_Sims

hey fashion over form anyday

my girlfriend, and all the other ladies (especially FoShitzzle), agree with you

btw it's "form over function"

(form = fashion)

[2wheel_lee]

Do you think it's too much to ask for a SRAM Blue groupo? How about SRAM Black? Or a WSD (Women's Specific Design) version, either SRAM Pink or SRAM Baby Blue...oh wait, that's the ISD (Infant Specific Design) version.

OK, I'll shut up now.

[J_Sims]

Originally Posted by Burner

my girlfriend, and all the other ladies (especially FoShitzzle), agree with you

btw it's "form over function"

(form = fashion)

Brain no engage this morning....

[ericfoltz]

Anyone else notice that mountain bikers seem much more ready to accept SRAM components on their road bikes?

[MTBMaven]

Originally Posted by ericfoltz

Anyone else notice that mountain bikers seem much more ready to accept SRAM components on their road bikes?

My thoughts why. Road bikers have had a two choices when it comes to groupos, Shimano and Campy, while mountain bikers had really only had one Shimano. I think mountain bikers want to support SRAM so there is choice in the market (and because they make great stuff so I hear). Just my $.2

[J_Sims]

SRAM is a company that has grown up with MTB and we love alternatives to the Big Boys

[S54MCoupe]

I would much rather support Sram or Campy, just because they're bicycle only companies.

SRAM is one of the big boys now, though.