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Not that important I know (though that's never stopped anyone on here) but how do you pronounce SRAM?
Some people say it in one syllable and some say "ess-ram".
Does anyone know which it is?
Does anyone care?
'Shram' I thouht - they were Polish?
shram - AFAIK
From Wiki
SRAM Corporation is a privately held bicycle component manufacturer based in Chicago, Illinois, founded in 1987.[1] SRAM is an acronym comprising the names of its founders, Scott, Ray, and Sam,
Disproves the Polish angle.
ScRAm it is then
gripshift
Pretty sure this one was posted up a month or so ago...
She marn owe
and the answer was...
I go for S-RAM surely give the IT bods here the only way?
Sh*tshift accordinding to Andy Schleck 😕
The answer was.... 🙄
its sram according to a video i saw of the guys at the factory
ill try and find it
and from the sram website
Q: What does SRAM mean?
R: SRAM is the conglomeration of our founder's [sic] names, Scott, Ray and sAM. The initials provided a simple way to come up with a corporate name that could be trademarked and directly translated into languages other than English. It is not pronounced S-RAM, SchRAM, or SkRAM. Just SRAM.
http://www.sram.com/en/service/sram/faq.php?faqID=d3d9446802a44259755d38e6d163e820
Found the video it's sram, not shram or essram.
[url= http://video.mpora.com/watch/2BfN2vc9D/ ]VIDEO[/url]
You have to sit through a trailer for the A-Team first.
(is it aye-team?)
Cheers Kimbers - beat me to it. 😆
No, it's attEEm.
SRAM definitely isn't Polish... I believe the Polish translation is:
'To do a number two...' or similar 🙂
So I wonder if they sell much in Poland?!
Its MARS backwards.
Everybody needs to get a life.
[b]lazlo53[/b] - Member
Everybody needs to get a life.
And just to prove that I [i]definitely[/i] need to... 8)
Have a listen to yer man on this here [url= http://www.youtube.com/user/SRAMtech#p/u/12/SBBPnOFgCRI ]SRAM Tech[/url] video.
All wrong.
It's pronounced S-H-I-T-E.
😉
Schram
SRAM definitely isn't Polish... I believe the Polish translation is:'To do a number two...' or similar
So I wonder if they sell much in Poland?!
Yeah it means 'I sh*t'. Always has been a source of amusement to me.