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  • How much more efficient is the Force AXS braking system? plus icon minus icon
  • The Force AXS groupset features true one-finger braking requiring 80% less effort when braking from the hoods and 33% less effort when braking from the drops over the previous version, giving a dis... See more
  • What’s new for the Force AXS groupset? plus icon minus icon
  • Building on the design of previous generations, Force AXS takes our fully wireless technology, and adds refined ergonomics, effortless braking, improved shifting performance, and further AXS integr... See more
  • What parts are available with the Force AXS product line? When will they be available? plus icon minus icon
  • Available on June 17th, 2025, the Force AXS product line includes Force AXS HRD shift-brake controllers, Force AXS front derailleur, Force AXS rear derailleur, Force AXS power meter (available in b... See more
  • How much does the Force AXS groupset weigh? plus icon minus icon
  • The Force AXS groupset weighs 2776g in a 2x Thread Mount power meter, 48/35 chainrings, and a 10-30 cassette configuration.   See more
  • Are any of the components on the new Force AXS groupset backwards compatible? plus icon minus icon
  • With a large range of compatibility across components, the new Force AXS components are all compatible with the prior generation of Force AXS components. Additionally, the Force AXS HRD Shift-Brake... See more
  • How do I pair my Force AXS drivetrain to a bike computer? plus icon minus icon
  • Pairing your Force AXS drivetrain is easier than ever when using a Hammerhead Karoo, which pairs automatically to your AXS components. Our Pairing Your Bike Computer article outlines the details of... See more
  • What chains are compatible with Force AXS? plus icon minus icon
  • The Force AXS chain is compatible with 12-speed road and 13-speed XPLR AXS groupsets. All road Flattop D1 and E1 chains are compatible. Please note that Eagle Transmission Flattop chains are not co... See more
  • What cassette options are available with the Force AXS groupset? plus icon minus icon
  • The Force XG-1270 cassette is available in a 10-28T, 10-30T, 10-33T or 10-36T option. They are designed to work with an XDR driver body and constructed to be quiet, durable, and lightweight.    See more
  • What chainrings options are available with the Force AXS groupset? plus icon minus icon
  • Both the Force 2x chainring kit and the Force Thread Mount 2x chainring kit are available in 46/33T, 48/35T, or 50/37T. Force direct mount chainrings are available in 38T-46T standard chainrings si... See more
  • What crankset is available on the Force AXS groupset? plus icon minus icon
  • With multiple crankset options to suit your riding style, the Force AXS groupset has you covered.  The Force crankset is available in 160, 165, 170, 172.5, and 175 mm lengths. With a DUB spindle an... See more
  • What power meter is available with the Force AXS groupset? plus icon minus icon
  • With three power meters to pick from, you’ll be able to find the right option for your bike.  The Force AXS power meter is 2x only, features thread mount chainrings, and is accurate within +/- 1.5%... See more
  • What are Thread Mount chainrings? How do I replace them? plus icon minus icon
  • Removable and replaceable, the Thread Mount chainrings found on the Force AXS power meter are available in 46/33T, 48/35T, or 50/37T chainring combinations. This proprietary chainring mount system ... See more
  • What ergonomic changes were made to the Force AXS shift-brake controls? Are they adjustable? plus icon minus icon
  • The Force AXS shift-brake controls feature all new hood ergonomics, improved finger wrap, stiffer calipers, and one-finger braking capability from the hoods and drops. For increased control and com... See more
  • How long do the Force AXS shift-brake control batteries last? plus icon minus icon
  • Force AXS shift-brake control batteries last 6-24 months.   See more
  • Does Force AXS have Bonus Buttons on the shift-brake control? plus icon minus icon
  • The Bonus Button on the hood of the Force AXS shift-brake control provides an auxiliary shift option, Reverb AXS actuation, or can be used for ANT+ device control. Out of the box, the Bonus Button ... See more
  • Are Wireless Blips compatible with Force AXS? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes, Wireless Blips are compatible with Force AXS. See the AXS Compatibility Map for more information.  See more
  • Does the new hood shape require different setup guidance for Force AXS? plus icon minus icon
  • The Force AXS controls were designed to have a very neutral and comfortable wrist position. As a starting point, we recommend the controls to be installed with a 7-degree rise. Please see our insta... See more
  • How does the Force AXS rear derailleur improve my ride? plus icon minus icon
  • Compatible with both 1x and 2x 12-speed drivetrains, the Force AXS rear derailleur works with cassettes ranging from 10-28T to 10-36T and features chain management technology that keeps the drivetr... See more
  • Is the Force AXS rear derailleur repairable? plus icon minus icon
  • The pulley wheels on the Force AXS rear derailleur are replaceable.   See more
  • If I remove my Force AXS rear derailleur from my bike, what do I need to do when reinstalling? plus icon minus icon
  • When reinstalling the Force AXS rear derailleur to the hanger, Chain Gap and Limit settings must be reviewed prior to riding. If your chain was disconnected during the removal, you will need a new ... See more
  • What kind of bike frame is compatible with Force AXS? plus icon minus icon
  • Any typical bike frame with a standard derailleur hanger fixing point is compatible with Force AXS.  See more
  • What is the battery life on my Force AXS rear derailleur? plus icon minus icon
  • The battery life on the Force AXS rear derailleur is 15-60 hours.   See more
  • How should I size my Force chain? plus icon minus icon
  • How to size your Force chain varies depending on the setup of your drivetrain. Please see the full Road User Manual for details. See more
  • If I change chainring sizes do I also have to resize my chain? plus icon minus icon
  • Some scenarios may require a change. Please refer to the Road User Manual to verify chain length when changing your chainring size.  See more

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