The left Sram Rival shift-brake lever.

Incredibly durable, lightweight and lightning-fast: the shifting system that will transform your riding style. The SRAM RIVAL DoubleTap levers feature SRAM’s outstanding DoubleTap technology and offer performance benefits that other manufacturers can only dream of at a competitive level. Another compelling feature this year is the high-precision Zero-Loss shifting, which ensures every front shift is initiated without the slightest delay. And, as with the SRAM RED, the trim position is now located at the front on the large chainring. Both the brake and shift cables can now be routed along either side of the handlebars as desired. SRAM RIVAL also features the unique grip width adjustment developed by SRAM. This allows riders to adjust their brake and shift levers individually and with ease, tailoring the position of their Double Tap levers to their specific needs. The SRAM RIVAL DoubleTap levers consist of a single lever, which is moved in the same direction to shift up and down, and an independent but ergonomically integrated brake lever. The shift lever sits at an optimal angle of 15° close to the handlebars and offers the rider absolute control over the drivetrain, even in the most demanding competitive situations.

SRAM Rival DoubleTap Technical Specifications:

• Technology: Double Tap
• Gears: 2-speed front
• Weight: 320 g
• Material: Carbon - brake lever / Aluminium - shift lever
• Compatibility: Sram FORCE and Sram RIVAL front derailleurs and rear derailleurs, standard 10-speed cassette
• Exclusive Double Tap shifting technology: one shifter for both upshifts and downshifts
• Ergonomic design for improved comfort and aerodynamics, no visible cables on the handlebars, weight just 320 g
• Aluminium brake and shift levers: lightweight, sturdy and ergonomic

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