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Bike Components

Drivetrains, brakes, gears, saddles, grips, tires and other accessories for road bikes, mountain bikes, trekking and city bikes – from brands like Shimano, SRAM, Magura and Schwalbe.

In this category you will find bike components for every type of bicycle and application – from drivetrains, brakes and gears to saddles, seatposts, grips and handlebar tape, and on to bike tires and inner tubes. Brands like Shimano, SRAM, Magura, Schwalbe, Continental, Ergon and Brooks England offer a wide range of high-quality components for beginners, ambitious hobby riders and professionals – with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.

Buy Bike Components Online – for Road Bikes, MTB, Trekking & City

Whether you want to install a new groupset, replace worn brakes or upgrade your bike with a more comfortable saddle and ergonomic grips: The range covers mechanical and electronic shifting, hydraulic and mechanical brakes, rigid and dropper seatposts, touring and sport tires as well as matching inner tubes. This way, whether you're a road cyclist, mountain biker, commuter or tourer, you'll quickly find the right components for your bike – conveniently from home.

Components by Bike Type

For road bikes, lightweight cranksets, compact groupsets and narrow high-performance tires from Shimano, SRAM and Continental are ideal. Mountain bikers benefit from robust disc brakes, dropper posts and chunky tires – for example from Magura, RockShox and Schwalbe. Trekking and city riders rely on durable drivetrains, puncture-resistant tires, comfortable saddles and sturdy carriers from Brooks England, Ergon and Tubus. With the right choice of components, any bike can be individually adapted to your own riding style and intended use.

Gears & Drivetrain – Mechanical or Electronic?

A central area covers gears and drivetrain components: From mechanical groups like Shimano 105 or SRAM GX Eagle to top electronic models like Shimano Ultegra Di2 or SRAM Force AXS. Electronic shifting impresses with consistent precision and lightning-fast gear changes, while mechanical groups score with robust construction and easy maintenance. Complementing these are cranksets, chainrings, cassettes and derailleurs from all popular series.

Categories at a Glance
SubcategoryExample Products
Drivetrain Shimano Ultegra FC-R8000 Crankset, SRAM GX Eagle AXS Derailleur
Brakes Shimano Deore XT BR-M8120 Disc Brake, Magura MT7 Pro Brake System
Carriers Tubus Logo Classic Carrier, Racktime Light-it Carrier
Grips & Handlebar Tape Ergon GA3 Grips, Brooks England Microfibre Handlebar Tape
Seatposts RockShox Reverb AXS Dropper Post, PRO Koryak Seatpost
Gears & Derailleurs Shimano 105 Di2 R7150 Groupset, Campagnolo Super Record EPS Derailleur
Saddles Selle Italia SLR Boost Saddle, Brooks B17 Leather Saddle
Bike Tires & Inner Tubes Schwalbe Marathon Plus Tire, Continental Grand Prix 5000 Folding Tire
Brand Comparison
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice range
Shimano Groupsets, brakes, drivetrains All-round riders, beginners to professionals Entry-level – Premium
SRAM Wireless shifting, AXS system Tech-savvy riders, mountain bikers Mid-range – Premium
Magura Hydraulic brake systems MTB riders, performance-oriented riders Mid-range – Premium
Schwalbe Bike tires & inner tubes Everyday riders, tourers, commuters Entry-level – Mid-range
Continental High-performance tires Road cyclists, performance-oriented riders Mid-range – Premium
Ergon Ergonomic grips & saddles Comfort-oriented riders, tourers Mid-range
Brooks England Leather saddles & handlebar tape Tradition-conscious riders, long-distance riders Premium
RockShox Suspension forks, shocks & dropper posts Mountain bikers, gravel riders Mid-range – Premium
Who Is This Category Suitable For?

This category is ideal for road cyclists, mountain bikers, trekking and city bike riders in Switzerland who want to maintain, upgrade or individually customize their bike. It is aimed at beginners making their first upgrades, ambitious hobby riders with high demands on performance and reliability, as well as commuters and tourers who value comfort and durability. Bike mechanics and DIY enthusiasts will also find specialized components here that are often difficult to obtain in brick-and-mortar shops.

Quality, Safety & Product Selection

When buying bike components, it pays to pay attention to compatibility with your existing bike, high-quality materials and tested safety standards – especially for safety-critical parts such as brakes, tires and seatposts. Brand products from Shimano, SRAM, Magura and others undergo strict quality controls and offer reliable performance over many kilometers.

Frequently Asked Questions
Which bike components fit my type of bike?▾
The choice of components depends on the bike type and intended use. For road bikes, lightweight groupsets like Shimano Ultegra or SRAM Force are suitable; for mountain bikes, robust brakes from Magura or Shimano Deore XT and suspension forks from RockShox are ideal; and for trekking or city bikes, durable components like Schwalbe tires, Ergon grips and Brooks saddles are recommended.
What should I consider when buying brakes?▾
Pay attention to compatibility with your braking system (disc brake or rim brake), the required braking force (hydraulic or mechanical), the correct mount (Post Mount, Flat Mount or IS) and the brake disc size. Brands like Shimano, Magura and SRAM offer graduated model ranges for beginners to professionals.
How do I find the right seatpost for my bike?▾
The key factors are the seat tube diameter, the desired post type (rigid, sprung or dropper post) and the seatpost length. A dropper post like the RockShox Reverb AXS offers advantages off-road, while a rigid carbon seatpost saves weight and is suitable for road bikes.
Which bike saddle suits me and my riding style?▾
Saddle choice depends on sit bone width, riding position and area of use. For sporty riders, flat, lightweight models like the Selle Italia SLR Boost are suitable. Tourers benefit from leather saddles like the Brooks B17, which adapt over time. Wider, padded saddles offer comfort for city and everyday riders.
What is the difference between mechanical and electronic shifting?▾
A mechanical gear system is operated via Bowden cables and is more robust and easier to maintain. An electronic shifting system like Shimano Di2 or SRAM AXS shifts extremely precisely and quickly at the push of a button, but requires regular charging and is more expensive to purchase. Electronic shifting systems impress with consistently perfect shifting performance.
How do I choose the right bike tires?▾
The key factors are tire size (inch size or ETRTO standard), tire width, tread and intended use. For the road, slick tires like the Continental Grand Prix 5000 are suitable; for mixed terrain, treaded tires like the Schwalbe Marathon Plus. E-bike compatible tires carry the appropriate marking (ECE-R75) and are designed for higher loads.
Which accessories are useful for frequent riders and commuters?▾
Commuters and frequent riders benefit from sturdy carriers like the Tubus Logo Classic, ergonomic grips from Ergon, puncture-resistant tires like the Schwalbe Marathon Plus, and high-quality brakes for safe stopping in all weather conditions. A comfortable saddle and a suitable seatpost also contribute significantly to riding comfort.
Are bike components also suitable as gifts?▾
Yes, high-quality bike components make an excellent gift for cycling enthusiasts – for example a Brooks leather saddle, a set of ergonomic Ergon grips, a high-quality handlebar tape or an upgrade to an electronic groupset. When choosing, pay attention to compatibility with the recipient's existing bike.