SRAM RED eTap AXS D1/D2 12-Speed Wireless Shifters

The SRAM RED eTap AXS D1 Shifters were the pioneering force behind the 12-speed wireless revolution, introducing the world to a clean, cable-free cockpit and the highly versatile AXS ecosystem. Designed for professional-level road and gravel performance, the D1 generation features the signature eTap shift logic—intuitive paddles that make shifting foolproof under the pressure of racing. These shifters are defined by their textured hood and paddle surfaces, ensuring a non-slip grip in all conditions. Fully compatible with the entire AXS range, they allow for seamless integration with road or "Mullet" (MTB) drivetrains. Though succeeded by the E1, the D1 remains a gold standard for riders who prefer the classic, ergonomic shape and robust feel of SRAM's original 12-speed wireless flagship.

Key Features

• Intuitive eTap Shift Logic: One paddle to shift to an easier gear, one to shift to a harder gear; both for the front derailleur.

   

• AXS Enabled: Wirelessly connect, personalize, and monitor the system via the SRAM AXS mobile application.

   

• Textured Hoods & Paddles: Enhanced ergonomics with a tactile finish for superior control during technical maneuvers or sprints.

   

• Orbit Chain Management Support: Signals precise shifts that work in harmony with the liquid-damped rear derailleur.

• Customizable Reach: Independent Reach Adjust allows the carbon fiber lever to be positioned perfectly for any hand size.

   

Specifications

• Series: RED D1 (Original AXS Generation)

• Connectivity: SRAM AXS Wireless, Bluetooth, ANT+

   

• Shifter Type: Electronic Wireless (Road/Gravel)

• Brake Compatibility: Hydraulic Disc (DOT 5.1) or Rim Brake (Short Pull)

   

• Lever Material: Carbon Fiber

• Battery: CR2032 Coin Cell (User-replaceable)

   

Typical Components Included

• SRAM RED D1 AXS Wireless Shifter (Right/Rear)

• SRAM RED D1 AXS Wireless Shifter (Left/Front)

• Two CR2032 Batteries (Pre-installed)

• Hood Covers (Installed)

• User Manual and Setup Guide