SRAM Force AXS Groupset

No, the SRAM Force AXS system is completely wireless. The shifters communicate with the derailleurs via a secure, encrypted signal, which simplifies installation and keeps your cockpit clean.

The rear derailleur is compatible with cassettes up to 36 teeth. This provides a generous gear range for climbing steep gradients while maintaining precise shifting performance.

Yes, you will need a SRAM XDR freehub body. This is required to accommodate the 12-speed cassette, which features a smaller 10-tooth cog that standard HG freehubs cannot accept.

Absolutely. Through the SRAM AXS app, you can easily customize button assignments, check battery levels, and update firmware. You can also enable features like sequential shifting, which automatically manages your front derailleur for you.

These brakes use a flat-mount standard, which is the current industry standard for modern road and gravel bikes. Ensure your frame and fork are specifically designed for flat-mount calipers before purchasing.

The refined lever ergonomics are optimized for one-finger operation, allowing you to keep a firmer grip on the hoods while braking. This design provides better modulation and reduces hand fatigue on long descents.