SRAM X4 Rear Trigger Shifter - 112157

By Sram

$18.99

(462 Reviews)

Model

112157

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Sram

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TAKE LIFE BY THE HANDLEBARSPrecise and reliable trigger shifter is great for repairs or upgrades.

Category

Cycling

Irish time trial champion Ryan Mullen has extended his contract with WorldTour outfit Trek-Segafredo for a further two years, the team has reported. The 25-year-old joined the team in 2018 from Cannondale-Drapac, where hed spent two seasons, and said that he feels at home at Trek-Segafredo, and wants to continue to concentrate on time trialling and improving in one-day races. I was really happy when [general manager] Luca [Guercilena] gave me the opportunity to re-sign, said Mullen in...

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Chloe Dygert-Owen , a seven-time world champion on the road and track, burst back onto the road scene this week at the Colorado Classic after nearly 18 months of fighting through multiple injuries. Dygert-Owen swept all four stages at the Colorado race, including winning the stage that climbed up and over Bachelors Gulch at more than 2,750 metres. She won all four stages with late solo moves and relied on her power and time-trialling ability to hold off the peloton. The Sho-Air Twen...

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Fabio Aru (UAE Team Emirates) has roared back into contention in the 2019 Vuelta a Espa�a despite his bad crash on stage 1 in the opening team time trial. Aru fell heavily during the TTT and ended the stage 1:07 down on the rest of the field. But on stage 2, when he moved into the winning break of the day, it was a very different story. Fifth on the stage, Aru has regained 114 places on the GC and is now lying 14th overall. More importantly, perhaps, is that the boost to his moral...

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Less than 24 hours after their near-disastrous start to the Vuelta a Espana , Jumbo-Visma bounced back on stage 2 as Primoz Roglic powered into the winning breakaway of the day. Roglics injuries on his left side proved no obstacle to taking third on the stage behind Nairo Quintana (Movistar) and Nicolas Roche (Team Sunweb), recapturing 36 seconds - including a time bonus for third - on many of his rivals, and moving up 93 spots on the overall standings to sixth. The downside for Jumb...

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Nairo Quintana ( Movistar ) has shown his rivals and his team that he is ready to fight for the Vuelta a Espa�a with an early show of strength on a stage where few would have expected the GC contenders to come to the fore. Quintana put down a blistering late attack out of a group of six riders, claiming his first-ever victory from a breakaway rather than on a summit finish. The Colombians victory places Quintana into pole position amongst the GC favourites and confirms that after his ...

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Six years after he took the Vuelta a Espa�a lead for a day, Nicolas Roche ( Team Sunweb ) is wearing la Roja, again after giving it a shot, as he put it, by getting in the winning break of the day, and ending up by hitting the GC bullseye. The Irishman made it into an elite escape group on an exceptionally aggressive ascent of a second-category Puig Lloren�a late on stage 2, then place second on the line just behind winner Nairo Quintana (Movistar). That performance was enough to put ...

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Under most circumstances, the stage 2 award would go to Nairo Quintana (Movistar) for his impressive stage win, or even Nicolas Roche , who rolled back the years and put in a canny performance to assume the Vuelta a Espana leadership after two days. However, the Monster rider of the day award goes to an athlete who finished 115th on the stage, Sander Armee . The Belgian and his Lotto Soudal teammates led a minutes silence at the start of the day to commemorate Bjorg Lambrecht, who t...

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