A release from SRAM last week notes how the groupset company has reimagined SRAM RED eTap with maximised shifting freedom. The company’s SRAM eTap Clics extension shifter buttons let riders change gears from the end of the aero extension without adjusting hand position.
As SRAM points out, this is ‘shifting so easy, you barely have to lift a finger’. Used by Jan Frodeno with wins at the IRONMAN World Championships and European Championships, eTap Clics are ‘engineered to perform for the world’s fastest athletes in the world’s most demanding races’.
Features:
- Shift with thumbs or fingers, without changing position or grip
- ‘The most aerodynamic extension shifters’
- Installs without tools and saves fitting and assembly time
- Connect to SRAM RED eTap BlipBox with 650mm and 500mm connectors
- Fits in the end of any extension with an inner diameter of 19mm – 21.5mm
- Weight: 32g/pair
- MSRP: US$110 | €120 | £95
- Retail availability: July 2016
