Top-tier shifting, without the premium price
Wireless electronic shifting for road, time trial and gravel, plus dependable 1x shifting for the trails. The same know-how you would pay several times more for elsewhere.
The same know-how, at a fraction of the price
L-TWOO is based in Zhuhai in southern China and describes itself as China's largest manufacturer of bicycle groupsets. It started out with mechanical MTB groupsets and in 2023 launched its first wireless electronic road system, the eRX.
Thanks to in-house development and manufacturing, L-TWOO groupsets do everything the big brands' electronic groupsets do: fast, precise shifting, hydraulic disc brakes and set-up from your phone. The difference is in the price, not the performance.
Electronic road groupset from 162,000 Ft. Wireless gravel groupset from 170,000 Ft. MTB groupset from 13,000 Ft.
Engineering know-how from the school of the big names
L-TWOO's founder, Liu Chunsheng, spent ten years at SRAM before setting up his own company. That experience is in every groupset: the founder learned the trade at one of the world's leading drivetrain manufacturers, and the company has built its systems by following its own path.
Developing a new groupset takes them three to four years. The result is an electronic groupset that the international cycling press takes seriously: both BikeRadar and road.cc have covered it, comparing it with Shimano 105 and SRAM Rival.
Wireless shifting for the road
The eRX and eR7 shift at the touch of a button, quickly and precisely, even in the rain and cold. The rear derailleur communicates wirelessly with the shifters, both derailleurs are powered by a single battery hidden in the seat tube, and the groupset, brakes included, weighs about the same as a Shimano 105 Di2.
- eRX – the flagship, with carbon levers, the racer's choice
- eR7 – with aluminium levers, the most affordable way into electronic shifting
Road groupsets
One push of a button, even from the aero position
In time trials and triathlons every second counts, and you don't want to reach off the extensions to shift. The wireless shift buttons of the eRX-TT and eR9-TT sit at the ends of the extensions, while the base bar carries hydraulic brake levers with shift buttons, so you can shift from the aero position and while braking.
- eRX-TT – the time trial version of the eRX system, for maximum performance
- eR9-TT – aluminium version at a lower price, with the same wireless shifting
Time trial
Gravel and trail, made simple
On loose gravel, in mud and on steep climbs, simplicity matters most. The eGR is a fully wireless 1x12 gravel groupset: there are no cables between the shifters and the rear derailleur, and the rear derailleur handles cassettes of up to 52 teeth. The T series mechanical groupsets, with their clutch-damped rear derailleurs, keep the chain in place on the roughest terrain.
- eGR – wireless 1x12 gravel groupset with hydraulic disc brakes
- TX, T9, T7, T5 – 12, 11, 10 and 9-speed MTB groupsets for every level
Gravel and MTB groupsets
Hydraulic brakes that bite in every situation
L-TWOO electronic groupsets come with hydraulic disc brakes, so you don't need to source a separate braking system. Hydraulic brakes deliver strong stopping power with little effort at the lever and stay predictable on gravel, in the rain or on long descents.
- Hydraulic disc brakes – part of every electronic groupset, with front and rear callipers
- Complete groupset – shifters, derailleurs, battery and charger in one package
Keep what you already have
The electronic road groupsets work with 10, 11 and 12-speed cassettes, so you can keep your current cassette, crankset and wheels. Set-up, button mapping and updates are handled from your phone with the free L-TWOO APP, and a full charge takes just a few hours.
Find out more about the brand
What do the biggest cycling websites say about L-TWOO's electronic and MTB groupsets? A selection of reviews and articles.
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BikeRadar
L-Twoo groupsets buyer’s guide: everything you need to know
BikeRadar's in-depth guide to L-TWOO: who is behind the brand, which groupsets it offers and what you get for your money.
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road.cc
L-Twoo eRX Road Electronic Hydraulic Disc Brake Groupset
According to road.cc's review, the eRX is light, works with 10, 11 and 12-speed cassettes and offers great value for money. Installation requires some patience.
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road.cc
Is this budget electronic groupset a Shimano and SRAM killer?
At the eRX launch, road.cc noted that the groupset weighs about the same as Shimano 105 Di2, at a fraction of the price.
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BikeRadar
L-Twoo teases two value-focused gravel groupsets
BikeRadar from the 2024 Taipei show: the new eGR wireless 1x12 gravel groupset with hydraulic disc brakes.
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BikeRadar
5 Chinese groupset brands you need to know about
BikeRadar's round-up of budget-friendly Chinese groupset makers, including L-TWOO and the eRX.
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BIKE Magazin
L-Twoo: 13-speed and 12-speed MTB drivetrains from China
Germany's BIKE magazine tried L-TWOO's MTB drivetrains at Eurobike: the 12-speed shifter shifts precisely and crisply.
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Electronic shifting at the best value for money
SRAM roots
Its founder spent 10 years at SRAM
Wireless
Shifts in 22 milliseconds
10–12 speed
Keep your cassette
Complete groupset
With brakes, battery and charger