SRAM press and asset kit
SRAM hosts a centralized asset page providing corporate guidelines PDFs and downloadable logo art archives across its family of cycling component brands.
SRAM logos page providing links to brand corporate guidelines and logo art files for various portfolio brands.
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I like how SRAM organizes assets across its entire cycling ecosystem on a single page. Instead of scattering media kits across different corporate domains, the page lines up the parent identity alongside RockShox, TRUVATIV, Zipp, Quarq, TIME Sport, and Hammerhead. Each section gets straight to business with direct links for brand guidelines PDFs and zip packages of logo files. It is an honest, straightforward approach for partners, media, and bike builders who simply need to grab the right mark quickly without navigating multiple brand sites.
At a glance
- Sections
- LOGOS · SRAM · RockShox · TRUVATIV · Zipp · Quarq · TIME Sport · Hammerhead
- Downloads
- PDF, ZIP
- Tone
- Functional and direct directory of portfolio assets.
What I noticed
- A full-width aerial nature hero image sits atop the page under an h1 labeled LOGOS.12
- Distinct sections are provided for portfolio brands including SRAM, RockShox, TRUVATIV, Zipp, Quarq, TIME Sport, and Hammerhead.345678910
- Brand entries feature download buttons for brand corporate guidelines PDFs and zipped logo art files.1112131415
- The top header bar displays monochrome logos representing the various portfolio brands.16
Numbers refer to the screenshots above.
What I could not see
- No on-page guideline text or visual asset previews could be seen, as documentation is distributed entirely via downloadable PDF and ZIP archives.
Ideas to borrow
Quick answers
Reviewed on 25 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this
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