Generation difference
SRAM sells Force AXS across multiple generations in parallel; the newest 'E1' naming denotes the current 2x12 architecture and should not be confused with older Force eTap AXS groupsets.
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SRAM Force AXS
Estimate incl. VAT
1.800 € – 2.100 €
Second-tier SRAM groupset, wireless, available as 1x and 2x. Note: newer Force AXS E1 catalogue listings show 2x12, while the older Force AXS (eTap AXS, pre-E1) generation also existed as 1x12/2x12 with slightly different part numbers.
Atelier selection
Technische Details
- Speeds
- 2x12 (E1 generation)
- Shifting
- AXS electronic, fully wireless
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
- Generation
- E1 (current, distinct from earlier Force AXS generation)
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Why it matters
Coherent atelier packages
These are our configurator packages, not necessarily the manufacturer’s stock specification.
- Cassette
- 10-36T
- Chainrings
- 46/33T
- Rear derailleur
- Force AXS E1
- Chain
- Road Flattop
- Check freehub options
- XDR
- Crank lengths
- 170 mm / 172.5 mm / 175 mm
- Cassette
- 10-33T
- Chainrings
- 48/35T
- Rear derailleur
- Force AXS E1
- Chain
- Road Flattop
- Check freehub options
- XDR
- Crank lengths
- 170 mm / 172.5 mm / 175 mm
Will it fit your build?
Possible frames in the configurator
The configurator estimate is not a quotation. Thomas confirms price, specification and availability.
Spezifikationen erklärt
Speeds2x12 (E1 generation)
More gears can give smaller steps but do not tell you how easy climbing will be. Climbers and loaded riders should consider the lowest gear; fast flat-road riders cadence steps and the highest gear.
ShiftingAXS electronic, fully wireless
Electronic shifting offers light, consistent operation but needs charged batteries. Mechanical shifting needs no charging and often suits tighter budgets. On gravel, chain control and the right derailleur also matter; choose a coherent package.
BrakesHydraulic disc
Hydraulic disc brakes can provide strong, controllable braking, especially in rain and descents. Rim brakes require a suitable frame and braking surface. For loads and long descents, consider the complete brake, rotor, mounting and heat-management combination.
GenerationE1 (current, distinct from earlier Force AXS generation)
Model code and generation identify the exact component. Similar names do not mean identical interfaces or specifications. For upgrades and replacements, version and model year matter; the newest version may not fit your bike.
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What is the SRAM Force AXS?
Second-tier SRAM groupset, wireless, available as 1x and 2x. Note: newer Force AXS E1 catalogue listings show 2x12, while the older Force AXS (eTap AXS, pre-E1) generation also existed as 1x12/2x12 with slightly different part numbers. Page yielded no directly extractable product gallery images in raw HTML (dynamically loaded via scripts).
Manufacturer informationWhat does shifting mean on the SRAM Force AXS?
Shifting: AXS electronic, fully wireless. Electronic shifting offers light, consistent operation but needs charged batteries. Mechanical shifting needs no charging and often suits tighter budgets. On gravel, chain control and the right derailleur also matter; choose a coherent package.
Shimano technische handleidingenWhat does speeds mean on the SRAM Force AXS?
Speeds: 2x12 (E1 generation). More gears can give smaller steps but do not tell you how easy climbing will be. Climbers and loaded riders should consider the lowest gear; fast flat-road riders cadence steps and the highest gear.
Shimano technische handleidingenWhat should I check before fitting the SRAM Force AXS?
Cassette, chainrings, chain and rear derailleur form one package. Also check the cassette driver, frame interface and exact generation. The atelier packages shown are not claims about manufacturer stock builds.
Manufacturer information