
Installed with the Vision TriMax SI-013 carbon bars, you get the most comfortable and adjustable way to race.

Installed with the Vision TriMax SI-013 carbon bars, you get the most comfortable and adjustable way to race.

The SRAM Red AXS electronic shifting groupset is the pinnacle of speed and efficiency. It only weighs 2,496g.

Zipp 808 Firecrests, some of Zipp's deepest yet lightest wheels, come STOCK with the SP Red AXS build.
The SP Red AXS represents the pinnacle of speed, performance, and precision — built around SRAM’s top-tier Red AXS groupset, widely regarded as the lightest, most advanced electronic disc-brake drivetrain on the market.
With Red AXS, you get:
A fully wireless, 12-speed drivetrain with smooth, lightning-fast shifting at the tap of a button.
SRAM’s refined ergonomics: redesigned hoods and lever architecture that deliver better hand comfort, easier one-finger braking, and less fatigue on long rides.
Premium component materials (carbon, titanium, and lightweight alloys) that shed grams without sacrificing strength or durability — a key advantage for triathletes chasing speed and efficiency.
If you want the absolute best for your next race, this is it.
SRAM Red AXS drivetrain: fully wireless, lightning-fast 2×12 shifting with smooth, consistent cadence control and reliable front derailleur auto-trim.
Free Zipp 808 Firecrest carbon wheelset, tubeless-ready, giving you world-class aerodynamics, rolling efficiency, and race-day confidence right out of the box.
Leap Components integrated aero-bar blips, plus base-bar shift options, creating a 100% wireless, ultra-clean cockpit designed for maximum control and aerodynamics.
Full drivetrain customizability via SRAM’s AXS app. You can adjust shift mapping, check battery status, and fine-tune your ride anytime.
Engineered in collaboration with former Cervélo P-Series engineer Kevin Quan, the SP platform features a highly adjustable stem and seatpost — giving you the freedom to dial in your ideal triathlon position and get race-ready comfort.
Each build ships with a 5nm torque wrench to help with assembly, but we recommend you have a 10nm torque wrench to be safe. For best results (and a proper, safe fit), we strongly recommend finishing setup with a trusted local bike shop. You can follow our full setup instructions on the Bike Setup Page for guidance.
Scroll down for a sizing guide, geometry charts, and the full build spec sheet.
See full geometry tables and find the right frame size for your body before you buy.
View size guide & geometryWe're a younger brand, so here's an honest, like-for-like look at this build vs the Canyon Speedmax and QR's flagship V-PRi (the value X-PR has no RED build) — matched on groupset and carbon wheels (US list, June 2026). Where they beat us, we say so.
| Best value A2 SP SRAM Red AXS |
Canyon Speedmax tri / TT |
QR V-PRi flagship tri | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $8,999 | $11,499 | $13,347 |
| Frame | Toray T700 carbon, 1,250g | Carbon (aero) | Carbon (aero) |
| Groupset | SRAM Red AXS | Dura-Ace Di2 | Dura-Ace Di2 |
| Shift-button placement | Wireless Blips, place anywhere | Wired Di2, fixed | Wired Di2, fixed |
| Fit adjustability | SAGS cockpit — 140mm range | Adjustable aerobar | Adjustable aerobar |
| Frame warranty | Lifetime + crash replacement | 6-year | Limited |
| Where you buy | Direct | Direct | Made-to-order (~2 wk) |
| Where they win | Newer brand, fewer shops | Integrated hydration & storage; established | Internal hydration; flagship aero |
Front-end Adjustability
Torso and Saddle Adjustability
| Shifters | SRAM Wireless Blips (basebar and extensions) |
| Front derailleur | SRAM Red eTap AXS E1 |
| Rear derailleur | SRAM Red eTap AXS E1 |
| Crankset | SRAM Red eTap AXS E1 · 48-35t |
| Cassette | SRAM Red AXS E1 10-30 |
| Chain | Red flat top 12-Speed |
| Brakes | TRP HD-T910 Hydraulic |
| Rotors | SRAM Paceline, 140mm |
| Bottom bracket | SRAM Dub PF30 |
| Stem | A2 SAGS Stem |
| Handlebars | Vision TriMax SI-013, Carbon |
| Saddle | BiSaddle Hurricane Titanium |
| Tires | Goodyear Eagle F1 Super Sport R 25c |
| Material | Hand-laid Toray T700 carbon fiber |
| Frame weight | 1,250 g (size M, painted) |
| Tube profiles | Truncated-airfoil (kammtail) down tube, seat tube & fork |
| Routing | Fully internal cable & hose |
| Designer | Kevin Quan (former Cervélo P-Series engineer) |
| Axles | 12mm thru-axle, front & rear |
| Upgrade path | Accepts standard wheelsets — many owners add deep aero wheels for race day |
| Aerobar | SAGS integrated cockpit |
| Pad adjustment | 140mm fore/aft, 95mm stack range |
| Extension shape | Ski-bend, tool-free angle adjust |
| Sizes | Small · Medium · Large · XL |
| Rider range | ~5'1" to 6'4" (155–193 cm) |
| Sizing help | Free remote fit call + size calculator; free exchanges |
| Pre-assembly | Ships 92% assembled |
| You install | Seatpost, cockpit, and brake dial-in — take your time with the included torque wrench |
| Typical setup time | Under an hour with the included video guide |
| Prefer a shop? | Most local shops finish the build for $50–150 |