SRAM Force AXS E1 2×12 Complete Groupset With POWERMETER – Wireless eTap & Hydraulic Disc Brakes
SRAM Force AXS E1 2×12 Complete Groupset With POWERMETER – Wireless eTap & Hydraulic Disc Brakes
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The SRAM Force AXS E1 2×12 road groupset with power meter combines wireless electronic shifting, hydraulic disc braking, lightweight carbon crank arms and integrated power measurement for racing, sportives and long days on the road. With three chainring combinations and four cassette ranges, you can choose gearing that suits everything from fast club rides to demanding climbs.
A favourite bike doesn’t always need replacing to feel fresh again. The Bike Lab can help you plan a considered upgrade around the frame you already enjoy, with personal advice on what will fit, what you can keep and how to get the most from your build. Every order supports an independent bicycle business.
Built for the road
Wireless AXS shifting gives you precise gear changes without gear cables, with customisable controls and settings through the SRAM AXS app. The double-chainring drivetrain provides closely spaced ratios for finding your rhythm, alongside a choice of lower gears for hillier routes.
Force hydraulic disc brakes offer controlled braking on descents and in changing conditions. The updated hood shape and adjustable lever reach help you find a comfortable position for both shorter rides and longer days.
Integrated power measurement
The Force Quarq power meter measures power with ±1.5% accuracy and reports left/right power balance, providing useful data for training, pacing and tracking progress. ANT+ and Bluetooth connectivity allow it to work with compatible cycling computers.
What’s included
- Force AXS shift/brake levers and flat-mount hydraulic disc calipers
- Force DUB carbon crankset with double chainrings and integrated Quarq power meter
- Force AXS front and 12-speed rear derailleurs
- Force XG-1270 12-speed cassette
- SRAM Flattop chain
- Two SRAM AXS rechargeable batteries and a charger
Choose your setup
Crank lengths: 160, 165, 170, 172.5 or 175mm.
Chainrings: 46/33T, 48/35T or 50/37T.
Cassette: 10–28T, 10–30T, 10–33T or 10–36T.
Optional rotors: choose no rotors, two 160mm rotors, or a 160mm front / 140mm rear pair in the Cassette & rotors selector. Rotors are included only when a rotor option is selected.
Compatibility and support
Requires an XDR freehub, a suitable SRAM Road DUB bottom bracket, flat-mount disc brake mounts and a frame compatible with the front and rear derailleurs. Bottom bracket sold separately.
For help choosing your gearing or checking an existing bike, get in touch with its make, model, year and current setup. The Bike Lab can help work through the details before you order.
UK delivery only.
Who's it for?
Who's it for?
For club riders, racers and sportive riders who want Force wireless shifting and integrated power measurement. The 2× setup suits road riding across varied terrain.
Want this professionally fitted?
Want this professionally fitted?
The Bike Lab offers expert installation and servicing in and around Surrey and West Sussex. Book today, enquire at TheBikeLabWorkshop@gmail.com or view our services.
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FAQ
How long does a Gold Service take?
As this is a full strip down and rebuild, it usually takes slightly longer than our other services. Most Gold services are completed within 1 to 2 weeks depending on workload and any additional parts required.
Is this service suitable for older bikes?
Yes. Older bikes often benefit the most from a full strip down, especially if they have not had a thorough service in some time.
Will parts be replaced automatically?
No. We will always contact you before replacing any worn or damaged parts. No additional work is carried out without your approval.
What is the difference between Silver and Gold?
The Gold Service includes a full strip down and rebuild, along with headset and bottom bracket removal and re-greasing. Silver focuses more on adjustment, wheel truing, and drivetrain cleaning.
How often should I book a Gold Service?
For regularly ridden bikes, once a year is a good guideline. If you ride in harsh conditions or high mileage, you may benefit from it more frequently.