Hi, will this work with a 13 speed rear mech ?
Hi Nick, If it's SRAM's 13-speed XPLR, yes, AXS controllers pair across the eTap AXS range, including the 13-speed XPLR E1. It won't drive a non-AXS 13-speed like Campagnolo's. Many thanks Joe W
Product Details
SRAM Rival AXS E1 Lever and Caliper
Effortless one-finger braking and fully wireless shifting combine with peerless ergonomics. The redesigned SRAM Rival AXS E1 Lever and Caliper feature a higher brake lever pivot, reducing stopping effort from the hoods by 80%. A wider Reach Adjust range and an improved design eliminate finger pinch under hard braking. The result is lighter weight, more powerful braking, and a better fit for a broader range of hand sizes.
Features
- One finger braking from the hoods or the drops
- AXS enabled for easy setup, personalisation and reliability
- Optimised hood shape fits the widest range of hand sizes
- Carbon brake lever for reduced weight
- Textured shift paddles and hoods enhance control and comfort
- Reach Adjust allows fit personalisation for more hand sizes
Highlights
- Redesigned Lever and Caliper
- Carbon Lever
- AXS Enabled
Specifications
- Discipline Compatibility
- Road
- Brake Type
- Hydraulic Disc
- Family
- SRAM Rival
- Intended Use
- Performance
- Product code
- 1911077 / 54294007808346
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About SRAM
Reinventing the ride, one component at a time.
Founded in Chicago in 1987 with a single product — Grip Shift — SRAM has spent four decades reinventing how riders interact with their bikes. From the first wireless electronic groupset to today's AXS ecosystem, the brand keeps asking the same question: how do we make the next ride better?
Wireless. Configurable. Ride-aware. SRAM's AXS platform replaces a tangle of cables and proprietary protocols with a single, app-driven ecosystem that spans road, gravel and mountain. Components talk to each other and to you.
