SRAM
SRAM is one of the world's leading cycling component manufacturers, founded in Chicago in 1987 and now headquartered in Colorado. Over nearly four decades, SRAM has grown from a single innovative product — the Grip Shift — into a global powerhouse producing some of the most advanced and respected cycling components on the market. Trusted by professional WorldTour road riders, elite mountain bike racers, and everyday cyclists alike, SRAM continues to push the boundaries of performance, reliability, and design. The SRAM Groupset Range: Red eTap AXS, Force, Rival, Apex & Eagle Explained SRAM's product range covers everything a cyclist could need, including road groupsets like the flagship Red eTap AXS and the versatile Rival AXS, mountain bike drivetrain systems such as Eagle with its industry-leading 12-speed technology, hydraulic disc brakes, wheels, suspension components through its RockShox brand, and power meters. Whether you ride road, gravel, cross-country, enduro, or trail, SRAM has a drivetrain solution engineered to match your riding style and ambition. Their wireless eTap AXS technology has revolutionised electronic shifting, offering seamless, customisable performance without the complexity of cables. Why Choose SRAM? Wireless Shifting, Wide-Range Gearing & More SRAM components are built for cyclists who demand precision, durability, and innovation. From the budget-conscious commuter to the performance-driven racer, SRAM's tiered range ensures there is a product to s
- SRAM Force D1 XG-1270 AXS 12-speed Cassette in Silver — 227.33
- Sram PressFit GXP Bottom Bracket — 55.88
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between SRAM Eagle and SRAM AXS?
- SRAM Eagle refers to SRAM's 12-speed mountain bike drivetrain platform, available in mechanical and electronic versions. AXS is SRAM's wireless electronic shifting technology. Eagle AXS combines both — it is a 12-speed wireless mountain bike groupset offering precise, cable-free shifting controlled via Bluetooth-connected components.
- Is SRAM compatible with Shimano components?
- SRAM and Shimano components are generally not directly cross-compatible, particularly when it comes to groupsets and drivetrains. Mixing shifters, derailleurs, and cassettes from the two brands can cause shifting issues. It is best to stick within one brand's ecosystem or consult our team at The Cycle Zone for expert advice.
- Can I buy SRAM components at The Cycle Zone?
- Yes, The Cycle Zone stocks a range of SRAM components including groupsets, brakes, and drivetrains. Whether you need a full upgrade or a single replacement part, our team is happy to help you choose the right SRAM product for your bike and budget.