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New SRAM RED Changes Everything…
SRAM RED 2012 has been officially unleashed into the wild, born Feb 1, 2012, new RED represents the pinnacle of road racing technology and delivers a countless number of performance advantages to both the professional and enthusiast. New SRAM RED continues the tradition as the leader in light weight, flawless shifting, and ergonomic advantage with [...]
Even More “I Chose SRAM” Commercials…
Coryn Rivera (Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12) can’t stop the spotlight at the Redlands Classic earlier this year If you’ve watched any of the road race coverage over the past few months on either of the two major networks that cover cycling (in the U.S.), Versus or Universal, then you’ve likely seen a number of [...]
Tagged with AG2R, Alberto Contador, Alex Candelario, Alison Starnes, Amgen Tour of California, Astana, Athletes, Baden Cooke, Ben Day, Ben King, Black RED, Brad Huff, Carmen Small, Chris Horner, Garmin-Cérvelo, Ivan Basso, Jani Brajkovic, Jelly Belly, Jeremy Powers, Juan Jose Haedo, Kelly Benefits, Kristin Armstrong, Levi Leipheimer, Liquigas-Cannondale, Meredith Miller, Nick Nuyens, Peanut Butter & Co. - TwentyTwelve, Radio Shack, Road, Rory Sutherland, SAXO Bank, SRAM Life, SRAM Neutral Race Support, SRAM RED, Team Radio Shack, Team RadioShack, Thor Hushovd, Tim Johnson, Todd Wells, Travel, United Healthcare, Women's Cycling
“I Chose SRAM” 2011 Commercials
Here are the latest “I Chose SRAM” commercials filmed over the past five months at various locations around the world with SRAM’s top teams and athletes. These will air on Versus, Universal, and various websites. “I Chose SRAM” is a simple statement, but riders really do request SRAM, and the componentry’s succcess speaks for itself. [...]
Tagged with AG2R, Agritubel, Alberto Contador, Alex Candelario, Alexandre Vinokourov, Amgen Tour of California, Andreas Klöden, Andy Bajadali, Astana, Black RED, Christian VandeVelde, Garmin-Cérvelo, Jani Brajkovic, Jeremy Powers, Johan Van Summeren, Kristin Armstrong, Levi Leipheimer, Liquigas-Cannondale, Meredith Miller, Paris Roubaix, Peanut Butter & Co. - TwentyTwelve, Radio Shack, Road, Rory Sutherland, SAXO Bank, Scott Zwizanski, SRAM Force, SRAM Life, SRAM LImited Tour Edition, SRAM RED, Team Radio Shack, Team RadioShack, Team TIBCO, Thor Hushovd, Tim Johnson, Travel, Uncategorized, United Healthcare, Women's Cycling
Kristin Armstrong’s Team Bike - GOLD Edition
It’s okay to give an Olympic Champion some special attention, and Kristin Armstrong’s Felt F1 gets some special treatments with gold decals and custom accents. These photos were taken at the last stage of the 2011 Nature Valley Grand Prix, unfortunately two days after K-Strong (and half the field) was involved in a heavy crash, [...]
SRAM Tour of the Gila - Race Wrap-up - the Youth Movement
The Men’s final podium - Morton, Mancebo and Parker The youth movement at the 25th SRAM Tour of the Gila was the story. The race finished Sunday with the signature Gila Monster stage, it was the U25 riders who left the biggest impression with two stage wins and podium domination. While Mancebo (Realcyclist) won the [...]
Tagged with Alex Wassmann, Alison Starnes, Black RED, Carmen Small, Colavita/Baci Women’s Cycling Team p/b Cooking Light, Grassroots, Jamey Driscoll, Kelly Benefits, Kristin Armstrong, Mara Abbott, Meredith Miller, Michael Zellmann, Neutral Race Support, Peanut Butter & Co. - TwentyTwelve, Road, SRAM Force, SRAM Life, SRAM RED, SRAM Tour of the Gila, Team TIBCO, Trek Livestrong U-23, Uncategorized
SRAM Tour of the Gila stage three - and so the winds came…
Trek-LIVESTRONG’s Dale Parker strikes the pose after winning the Tyrone TT at the SRAM Tour of the Gila It was calm for the riders departing early from the Tyrone time trial start, but then the winds came. Tales of riders being lifted in the air, blown off the road, and road signs being pushed by [...]
Tagged with Alex Wassmann, Alison Starnes, Andy Bajadali, Ben Day, Ben Raby, Bike Tech, Black RED, Carmen Small, Colavita/Baci Women’s Cycling Team p/b Cooking Light, Kelly Benefits, Kristin Armstrong, Meredith Miller, Michael Zellmann, Neutral Race Support, Peanut Butter & Co. - TwentyTwelve, SRAM Force, SRAM Life, SRAM Neutral Race Support, SRAM RED, SRAM Tour of the Gila, Trek Livestrong U-23, Uncategorized, Women's Cycling
SRAM Tour of the Gila - Stage 2 - Inner Loop RR
The Women prepare to start stage two of the 2011 SRAM Tour of the Gila Stage two, The Inner Loop road race, is a brutal test right from the start, with Mountain points inside the first 7 miles. The course is beautiful and a good portion rolls through the Gila National forest, the lovely description [...]
SRAM Tour of the Gila Gets Underway!
Amidst cool morning breezes the 25th Annual SRAM Tour of the Gila rolled out of Silver City, NM, for stage one early Wednesday morning. The climber’s race has once again drawn a large field, this year with no mini-super-squads built from major ProTeams (no Lance or Levi). What is here is a strong field of [...]
Tagged with Amber Rais, Andy Bajadali, Ben Raby, Black RED, Carmen Small, Cervelo Test Team, FlyV Australia, Garmin-Cérvelo, Grassroots, Jamey Driscoll, Kelly Benefits, Kristin Armstrong, Meredith Miller, Michael Zellmann, Neutral Race Support, Peanut Butter & Co. - TwentyTwelve, Road, SRAM Force, SRAM Life, SRAM RED, SRAM Tour of the Gila, Team TIBCO, Uncategorized
Armstrong Returns to Winning at Sea Otter Classic
Going Yellow - In a show of force and a return to form Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12 Captain Kristin Armstrong won three stages and was simply dominant at the 2011 Sea Otter Women’s road events. The Fort Ord time trial, time Trial and the Circuit Race were all won by K-Strong and her team [...]
A day in images with Kristin Armstrong - Champion, Mentor, Mom
Armstrong returns - the Peanut Butter & Co TWENTY12 team was one of the most exciting teams - men’s or women’s – of 2010. Expertly directed by then retired Kristin Armstrong, the team won big races including the Giro, Gila and several US National titles. In 2011 the team makes more positive shifts as Armstrong [...]