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But SRAM was Sachs, which had a bit of a history before that. (including developing the Ergo shifters in the 8sp era, which wound up at Campy)
by wiredfool 3y ago
But SRAM was Sachs, which had a bit of a history before that. (including developing the Ergo shifters in the 8sp era, which wound up at Campy)
- jacquesm 3y agoHm, maybe I'm misremembering this but I thought SRAM was an American company that acquired Sachs at some point. And yes, Sachs has enormous history but they did not as far as I know morph into SRAM, they basically ran until the end of the line and sold to the highest bidder. I remember their 'Sachs Ultra WC', the Rolls Royce of mopeds from the 80's. Very nice stuff.