Introduction
The groupset is the mechanical heart of your road bike. Shimano, SRAM, or Campagnolo: each brand has its fans, its advantages, and its drawbacks. Here's the complete comparison for 2025.
Shimano
The undisputed global leader. Reliable, accessible, excellent after-sales service.
- 105 Di2: accessible electronic shifting, excellent value for money (€800-€1200)
- Ultegra Di2: near-Dura-Ace performance at a reasonable price (€1500-€2000)
- Dura-Ace Di2: Shimano's top-tier, light and precise (€3000-€4000)
SRAM
The American innovator. AXS wireless shifting, unique ergonomics.
- Rival AXS: accessible wireless, excellent for starting with electronic shifting (€1000-€1500)
- Force AXS: high performance, lightweight (€2000-€2500)
- Red AXS: SRAM's top-tier, ultra-lightweight (€3500-€5000)
Campagnolo
The Italian tradition. Unique ergonomics, exceptional finishes.
- Chorus: Campy's entry-level, already very premium (€1500-€2000)
- Record: Italian performance and aesthetics (€2500-€3500)
- Super Record EPS: the pinnacle of cycling craftsmanship (€4000-€6000)
Our Verdict
- Best Value for Money: Shimano Ultegra Di2
- Most Innovative: SRAM Red AXS
- Best Aesthetics: Campagnolo Super Record
Conclusion
Regardless of your groupset, your bike deserves a wall mount that lives up to its quality. Our David & Clément mounts are compatible with all bikes, regardless of their drivetrain.