SRAM Red ErgoDynamic Shift/Brake Lever
Best ergonomic upgrade for road cyclists running 2x10 drivetrain setups.
A high-performance integrated control unit that blends lightweight materials with refined ergonomics. It offers precise, trim-free front shifting and a customizable fit, making it an ideal upgrade for road cyclists seeking weight savings and reliable, intuitive handling.
$260.00
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The Bike and Trike
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Who it's for
- Endurance cyclists seeking long-ride comfort and hand relief
- Weight-conscious racers building the lightest possible bike
- Minimalists preferring a simplified, single-lever cockpit interface
Who should skip it
- Cyclists upgrading to modern 11-speed or 12-speed drivetrains
- Riders who prefer short, snappy front shifting action
- Aesthetic purists wanting clean, hidden cable routing
Performance breakdown
Ergonomic comfort
The sculpted hood shape reduces hand fatigue on long, grueling rides.
Shift precision
Crisp, tactile feedback ensures every gear change feels immediate and deliberate.
Yaw compatibility
Perfectly tuned for seamless front shifting without chain rub or hesitation.
Weight profile
Featherlight construction minimizes rotational mass for elite-level climbing performance.
Braking modulation
Predictable stopping power provides confidence during technical descents and tight corners.
Build durability
High-grade materials withstand the rigors of competitive racing and daily training.
Key Specs
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Short Pull
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Double
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Black
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Yes
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10
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140
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SRAM Yaw
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