13th gear
XPLR cassettes add an extra, smaller cog on top of the regular AXS 12-speed body for more range without extra derailleur modification.
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SRAM Force XPLR AXS 1x13
Estimate incl. VAT
€1,800 – €2,100
Wireless 1x13 gravel groupset with a wide-range cassette.
Atelier selection
Under the microscope
- Speeds
- 1x13
- Shifting
- AXS electronic, fully wireless
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
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Why it matters
Coherent atelier packages
These are our configurator packages, not necessarily the manufacturer’s stock specification.
- Cassette
- 10-46T
- Chainrings
- 40T
- Rear derailleur
- Force XPLR Full Mount 13s
- Chain
- Road Flattop
- Check freehub options
- XDR
- Crank lengths
- 170 mm / 172.5 mm / 175 mm
Will it fit your build?
Not yet released as a standalone selection. Thomas must confirm compatibility first.
The configurator estimate is not a quotation. Thomas confirms price, specification and availability.
In this dossier
Everything you need to know about the SRAM Force XPLR AXS 1x13
How the component works, which specifications matter and what to watch for when choosing. From the basics to the details real bike nerds care about.
Speeds1x13
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.
Frequently asked questions
The questions customers ask in the atelier, with answers you can check against the official source.
What is the SRAM Force XPLR AXS 1x13?
Wireless 1x13 gravel groupset with a wide-range cassette. One non-lifestyle product-related image found in the raw HTML.
Manufacturer informationWhat does shifting mean on the SRAM Force XPLR AXS 1x13?
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 XPLR AXS 1x13?
Speeds: 1x13. 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 XPLR AXS 1x13?
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