Sram Force Axs Front Derailleur | 2X12

Visually discreet, with a touch of shine – the new Force groupset achieves this balancing act with its Iridescent look. Technically, the groupset builds on the previous generation, with a few upgrades from the RED groupset and new technologies. What has remained the same is the great versatility and adaptability of the Force groupset. From the 1x XPLR setup for gravel bikes to the thoroughbred road bike with 2x drivetrain, the Force offers many well thought-out transmission variants. For efficient training, there is a suitable Quarq power meter upgrade for every crank version. With the proven AXS standard, you can adapt the shifting behavior to your needs and integrate AXS components from other groupsets or additional shifters into your setup.

The SRAM Force AXS front derailleur has been developed for the 2x X-Range chainring gradations with a 13-tooth gap between the large and small chainrings. Equipped with the proven SRAM Yaw technology, the front derailleur no longer needs to be trimmed. The power is automatically regulated over the entire shifting range when shifting with an AXS shifter. The electronic wireless eTap shifting logic ensures intuitive shifting processes and simple, wireless setup. With the integration of AXS technology, the shifting behaviour of the front derailleur can be personalized via the associated app. The proven SRAM eTap battery (not included) provides the necessary power.

Technical data:

Crank compatibility: SRAM DUB Road cranks (45 mm chainline)
Maximum chainring size: 50 teeth
Capacity: 13 teeth
Mounting: Braze-on (clamp optionally available)
Color: glossy black, iridescent

Weight according to manufacturer: n/a
Weight self-weighed: 151g

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