SRAM Rival eTap AXS 12-Speed Wireless Shifters

The SRAM Rival eTap AXS Shifters are the gateway to wireless electronic shifting, offering the same core performance and "eTap" logic as the top-tier RED and Force groupsets but in a more accessible package. Specifically designed for the 12-speed era, the Rival AXS hoods feature a remarkably slim and compact profile—even smaller than the previous generation RED/Force—providing an exceptionally secure grip for smaller hands and better ergonomics for long-range gravel or road efforts. While they utilize aluminum lever blades instead of carbon to remain budget-friendly, they sacrifice nothing in terms of shifting speed or reliability. Fully AXS-enabled, these shifters allow you to customize your drivetrain behavior and monitor battery life via the mobile app, making wireless technology truly available to every rider.

Key Features

• AXS Enabled: Seamless wireless communication with all SRAM AXS components (Road, Gravel, or MTB "Mullet" setups).

   

• Slim-Grip Ergonomics: A more compact hood circumference that provides a better finger wrap and reduces hand fatigue.

   

• Intuitive eTap Logic: Simple and foolproof shifting—one paddle for harder gears, one for easier, and both for the front derailleur.

   

• Reach Adjust: Features an easy-access adjustment screw to tailor the lever position to your hand size.

   

• Wireless Simplicity: No cables to stretch, fray, or route through complex internal frames; setup takes minutes.

   

Specifications

• Series: Rival AXS (D1 Generation)

• Connectivity: SRAM AXS Wireless, Bluetooth, ANT+

   

• Shifter Type: Electronic Wireless (Road/Gravel)

   

• Brake Compatibility: Hydraulic Disc (DOT 5.1)

   

• Lever Material: Aluminum

   

• Battery: CR2032 Coin Cell (User-replaceable)

   

Typical Components Included

• SRAM Rival eTap AXS Wireless Shifter (Right/Rear)

   

• SRAM Rival eTap AXS Wireless Shifter (Left/Front)

• Two CR2032 Batteries (Pre-installed)

   

• Hood Covers (Installed)

• User Manual and Setup Guide