Editor's note 17 June 2025: SRAM Force and Rival AXS have officially launched. Check out our in-depth news story and review of Rival AXS for all of the details. An image of what appears to be a new ...

As you may have heard, SRAM has just updated its new Force and Rival AXS groupsets, and there is a ton of information and options available. Just as we did with our XTR Di2 tech story and coverage, we ...

Force eTap AXS offers a hugely appealing set of features with well thought-out gearing options and no compatibility booby traps as long as you keep it in the family. It’s not cheap and it lacks the ...

Can you feel it? The Force is here. As we published in our extensive SRAM Red AXS eTap coverage and early review, SRAM was transparent about a Force eTap AXS group coming in April when it unveiled the ...

Next-level wireless functionality, blissfully easy set-up, realistic ratios and mostly fantastic shifting extends SRAM's benchmark lockdown further into both on- and off-road riding You can trust ...

The cycling world is deep in a groupset battle. Shimano has unveiled its highly anticipated and well-received wireless XTR groupset. Campagnolo upped the ante with the world’s first 2×13-speed ...

SRAM Force AXS is an excellent groupset, and SRAM has done a very good job of uprating it with some of the best tech from Red that makes the performance difference between the two smaller than ever.

The next generation of SRAM‘s Force and Rival AXS groupsets has arrived in both Road and XPLR configurations – four new groupsets in one launch. Straight away, it’s clear that the shifter ergonomics ...