Sram Red 22 HRD Disc Groupset

Brand	Sram
The way of gear shifting	Mechanical
Front derailleur	Braze-on
Brake type	Disc brake
Number of gears	11-speed
Colour	Black

The Sram Red 22 hydraulic groupset offers professional shifting combined with unmatched ergonomics and the stopping power of hydraulic disc brakes. The hydraulic brake requires less manual input than a traditional cabled brake system, and offers superior stopping power under all conditions.

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Delivery includes

• Shifters: Sram Red 22 C2 Hydro Disc
• Crank set: Sram Red 22
• Cassette: PG-1190 cassette, 11 speed
• Rear derailleur: Sram Red 22, 11 speed
- The choice between a short- and long-cage rear derailleur is automatically linked to your choice of cassette, so a short cage up to the 28t, and a WiFli derailleur from 30t onward.
• Front derailleur: Sram Red 22 double, YAW (braze on)
• Chain: Sram PC-1190, 11 speed
• Sram Red 22 C2 Flat Mount brakes

Threaded GXP bottom bracket:
- Sram GXP ceramic BSA

GXP Press-fit bottom bracket:
- Sram GXP Press Fit ceramic

BB30 bottom bracket:
- Sram BB30 ceramic

Press-fit 30 bottom bracket:
- Sram Press Fit 30 ceramic

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Detailed product description

Sram has set a new standard with the new Red 22 groupset. It's a massive step forward, not just when it comes to weight reduction but functionality as well. Red 22 is the first 11-speed groupset that doesn't require front derailleur trim to use all of the cogs on the cassette because of the new Yaw front derailleur. With Sram, 11-speed really does mean having 22 gears! Sram held on to everything that made the previous generation Red DoubleTap shifters great, but changed the ergonomics slightly to make them feel more natural in your hands.

The Red 22 rear derailleur features all the latest Sram technology to ensure the quickest, quietest gear shifts possible. The Exact Actuation technology allows for precise, efficient shifts at any point on the cassette.

When it comes to climbing, you've always had a few options. You could get a triple, or a compact crankset. Sram now offers another option to help you climb even the steepest mountains with the new WiFli technology.

The WiFli technology works using a larger cassette (11/30 or 11/32) and a long-cage rear derailleur. When combined with a compact crankset, you get an incredibly wide range of gears. This derailleur is required to take care of the greater changes in chain lengths that come with a larger gear range.