SRAM Apex DoubleTap Control Levers

SRAM's DoubleTap technology uses a single lever for both upshifts and downshifts. A short, light push shifts the derailleur in one direction, while a longer, deeper push shifts it in the other, allowing you to manage all your gear changes from one intuitive control point.

No, these levers are specifically designed for the SRAM Apex groupset. They are not compatible with other brands or different SRAM series, so you should ensure your entire drivetrain matches the Apex specification for proper indexing and performance.

No, this specific model is designed for mechanical braking systems. If you are running hydraulic disc brakes, you will need to look for the specific SRAM Apex hydraulic-compatible levers instead.

Yes, the ergonomics are specifically shaped to provide a secure, comfortable grip whether you are riding on the hoods or down in the drops. The hood shape is designed to reduce hand fatigue during extended time in the saddle.

No, the shift and brake levers operate independently. This design ensures that your braking performance remains consistent and unaffected by your shifting inputs, preventing accidental braking during gear changes.