Sram Red eTap Aero Upgrade Kit (2x11)

SRAM RED eTap is the top of the line electronic shifting option from SRAM. It is simple, yet elegant and removes any clutter to create the most advanced shifting system yet. The SRAM RED eTap Groupset delivers racing-inspired performance that takes advantage of wireless protocols to ensure your experience is as flawless as possible. Now you can take your TT or triathlon bike to the next level with the the SRAM RED eTap Aero Upgrade Kit. If your race is against the clock - be it a time trial or triathlon - the SRAM Red eTap Aero Upgrade Kit is what you need to get on board with the next generation of electronic shifting.

Features:

• Wireless connection via AIREA™ network for fast and clean installation
• Braze-on / clamp adaptor
• Designed to work with SRAM X-GlideR™ 11-speed chainrings
• SRAM's eTap Blips have been designed to allow shifting from any position on the bars - whether that's the drops, the bar tops or your aero bar extensions.
• SRAM RED eTap BlipBox is the control module that turns your triathlon or time trial machine into a wireless missile. Connected to SRAM RED® eTap Blip remote shifters, the BlipBox manages the wireless shifting via AIREA™, SRAM’s proprietary communication protocol, allowing immediate shifts from nearly any aero position.
• Limitless aero configurations

The SRAM RED eTap Aero Upgrade kit includes:

• 4 X SRAM RED eTap Blips (2 sets with 650mm wires)
• SRAM RED eTap Blip Box
• SRAM RED eTap Front Derailleur
• SRAM RED eTap rear derailleur
• SRAM RED eTap Battery charger
• eTap USB firmware Airea update stick

SRAM Corporation is a privately owned bicycle component manufacturer based in Chicago, Illinois, United States, founded in 1987. The company is known for producing cycling components, including some internally developed, such as Grip Shift, DoubleTap, dedicated 1x11 mountain and road drivetrains and SRAM Red eTap. The company grew organically and through acquisitions to become one of the largest high-end cycling component brands in the world, selling under the brands SRAM, Avid, RockShox, Truvativ, Quarq, and Zipp.