Specifications
- Manufacturer
- SRAM
- Name
- RED AXS Groupset
- Series
- RED AXS
- Shifting
- Electronic
- Brake Type
- Disc
- Front Speeds
- 2
- Groupset
- RED AXS
- Description
- SRAM RED AXS 2x12 wireless electronic road groupset with HRD hydraulic disc brakes (current E1 generation).
- Rear Speeds
- 12
SRAM RED AXS Groupset
Groupset
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Bundle Components
| Image | Component | Part | Quantity | Cheapest Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | rear derailleur | SRAM RED AXS Rear Derailleur | 1 | - |
 | front derailleur | SRAM RED AXS Front Derailleur | 1 | - |
 | shifter left | SRAM RED AXS Shift-Brake Lever | 1 | - |
| shifter right | SRAM RED AXS Shift-Brake Lever | 1 | - |
 | crankset | SRAM RED Crankset | 1 | - |
 | cassette | SRAM RED XG-1290 Cassette | 1 | - |
 | chain | SRAM RED Chain | 1 | - |
 | front brake caliper | SRAM Red Aero Disc Brake | 1 | - |
| rear brake caliper | SRAM Red Aero Disc Brake | 1 | - |
 | front brake rotor | SRAM Paceline X Rotor | 1 | - |
| rear brake rotor | SRAM Paceline X Rotor | 1 | - |
 | bottom bracket | SRAM DUB BSA Bottom Bracket | 1 | - |
Compatibility
This SRAM RED AXS Groupset is a SRAM Road groupset. It requires a 12-speed drivetrain and compatible components. It is designed for electronic shifting systems. For best performance, use with other RED AXS components, though it is mechanically compatible with the parts listed below.
Compatible Wheels20
CompatibleShimano
105 C32 TUBELESS Wheelset
CompatibleShimano
105 C46 TUBELESS Wheelset
CompatibleZipp
1ZERO HITOP S (Front)
CompatibleZipp
1ZERO HITOP SW (Front)
CompatibleZipp
202 NSW (Front)
CompatibleZipp
202 NSW (Rear)
CompatibleShimano
27.5 100X15 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL FRONT
CompatibleShimano
27.5 110X15 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL FRONT
CompatibleShimano
27.5 142X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
CompatibleShimano
27.5 148X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
CompatibleShimano
27.5 CLINCHER 100 MM QUICK RELEASE WHEEL FRONT
CompatibleShimano
29 100X15 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL FRONT
CompatibleShimano
29 110X15 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL FRONT
CompatibleShimano
29 142X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
CompatibleShimano
29 148X12 MM THRU AXLE WHEEL REAR
CompatibleHunt
30 Carbon Disc Wheelset
CompatibleReserve
30|GR Aluminum
CompatibleZipp
303 Firecrest 650b Tubeless Disc-brake (Front)
CompatibleZipp
303 Firecrest 650b Tubeless Disc-brake (Rear)
CompatibleZipp
303 Firecrest Tubeless Disc-brake (Front)
Compatible Frames20
CompatibleWilier
0 SL
CompatibleWilier
0 SLR
CompatibleTrek
1120 Frameset
CompatibleLook
875 Madison RS
CompatibleLook
895 Vitesse
CompatibleTrek
920 Frameset
CompatibleICAN
A9 Road Frame
CompatibleScott
Addict Gravel RC HMX Frame set
CompatibleScott
Addict Gravel Team HMF Frame set
CompatibleScott
Addict Gravel Tuned HMX Frame set
CompatibleScott
Addict RC Pro HMX Frame set
CompatibleScott
Addict RC Team HMX Frame set
CompatibleScott
Addict RC Team Replica Frame set
CompatibleScott
Addict RC Ultimate HMX SL Frame set
CompatibleWilier
Adlar
CompatibleLightCarbon
Aerodynamic Carbon Road Disc Brake Ebike Frame
CompatibleSpecialized
Aethos 2 Frameset
CompatibleCube
Agree C:62
CompatibleLook
AL 464 P
CompatibleLightCarbon
All New Trail MTB Frame LCFS958
Frequently Asked Questions
What fits with SRAM RED AXS Groupset?
SRAM RED AXS Groupset is compatible with wheels, frames that match its technical standards. Most importantly, it requires matching 12-speed components.
Can I use a higher or lower speed chain with SRAM RED AXS Groupset?
No, SRAM RED AXS Groupset requires a 12-speed chain. Chains for different speeds have different external widths and internal profiles, which will cause poor shifting or mechanical interference.
Is SRAM RED AXS Groupset compatible with rim brakes?
No, SRAM RED AXS Groupset is designed specifically for disc systems. The mounting standards and architectural requirements for disc brakes are completely different and cannot be mixed.
Can I mix SRAM RED AXS Groupset with MTB components?
While some mechanical standards (like cassette spacing at certain speeds) may overlap, SRAM RED AXS Groupset is optimized for Road use. Mixing with MTB parts often fails due to differing pull ratios and chainlines.