SRAM RED ® CHANGES EVERYTHING LIGHTER SLEEKER
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ERGONOMIC MORE & EFFICIENT
2012 TOP PICK >> SRAM®
RED™ ROAD GROUP
How do you improve on what was already the lightest, most ergonomic and effi cient mechanical groupset in the world? By making it even lighter, even more ergonomic and even more effi cient, that’s how. And that’s exactly what SRAM did with the new 2012 Red components. From the redesigned ergodynamic shift levers and lighter, sleeker, more powerful Aero Link brakeset, to the SRAM Red Yaw front derailleur and lightweight, ergodynamic Exogram crankset, the new 2012 SRAM Red group perfects the riding experience.
BB30 COMPACT
DOUBLETAP ERGODYNAMIC SHIFTERS EXOGRAM 53/39T CRANKSET
EXOGRAM 50/34T COMPACT CRANKSET AEROGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR MEDIUM CAGE AEROGLIDE REAR DERAILLEUR
YAW BRAZE-ON FRONT DERAILLEUR BRAZE-ON FRONT DERAILLEUR ADAPTER RED AERO LINK BRAKESET
OG-1090 CASSETTE (BLACK)
$638.99 $450.99 $450.99 $379.99 $357.99 $136.99 $21.99
FSA One Color Logo 2003 Colors: Pantone Black or Pantone Red 032
PC-1090R 10-SPEED POWERCHAIN™ CHAIN
$350.99 $298.99 $83.99
Item # Weight 50-0283 280g 50-0285 586g 50-0286 586g 50-0277 151g 50-0287 145g 50-0279 50-0280
74g 14g
50-0284 240g
Pantone 032 CVC @ 100%
50-8543 155g (11-23); 166g (11-26)
50-6641 255g
Pantone Black @ 100%
Pantone White @ 100%
FSA®
SL-K LIGHT CRANKSETS The FSA SL-K compact crankset is lightweight and stiff. Monocoque carbon crankarms, AL7075 chainrings and ultra-stiff BB30 bottom bracket deliver effi cient power transmission. Compatible with Shimano/SRAM 10-speed systems.
539.99 SALE EACH 429.99 SALE EACH 30
PERFORMANCEBIKE.COM STORES NATIONWIDE / 599.99
50-8586 BB30 COMPACT 690g 50-8587 BB30 STANDARD 840g
/ 479.99
50-8588 MEGAEXO CPT 749g 50-8589 MEGAEXO STD 773g
800-727-2453
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SAVE $ 20 FSA®
GOSSAMER COMPACT CRANKSET WITH MEGAEXO BOTTOM BRACKET
Cold-forged aluminum crankarms, MegaExo bottom bracket, 9- & 10-speed compatible. 897g.
169.99 SALE / 189.99 / 50-8567
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