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In part two, it’s time to unbox and weigh the various parts of the SRAM Red eTap groupset.
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Before setting off for the workshop to build the new bike, we take a look at some of the bits and pieces that will marry up with the Focus Cayo frame. This is going to be my first bike with SRAM – and the choice, while not exactly cheap, is an obvious one: Red eTap, with wireless shifting. Of course!
Already in my collection are bikes with Campagnolo and Shimano; now it’s time to add one that includes braking and shifting (and a few other things) by SRAM.
This is the ‘unboxing’ of the Red eTap parts.
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