Basso SV SRAM Force AXS Fulcrum Sharq 57 Road Bike

Basso SV SRAM Force AXS Fulcrum Sharq 57 Road Bike

SRAM Force AXS with Fulcrum Sharq 57 wheels. Premium Italian carbon speed for riders who want one road bike to climb, sprint, descend, train, race, and ride long days with confidence.

The Basso SV is the modern interpretation of Sempre Veloce — always fast. It is not designed as a narrow, uncomfortable pro-only race replica. It is designed as a rider-focused performance bike: aerodynamic enough for speed, light enough for climbing, stable enough for fast descents, adaptable enough for real fit needs, and comfortable enough that more riders can actually use its performance over long rides.

This specific product is the Basso SV SRAM Force AXS Fulcrum Sharq 57 Road Bike. It is the best-value dream build in this SV group: wireless SRAM AXS, the same premium T1100 + T1000 SV frameset, and Fulcrum Sharq 57 carbon wheels without stepping up to the SRAM Red price tier. If you are searching for the best high-end road bike around $12195, an Italian aero climbing bike, a premium SRAM AXS road bike, a road bike with 35 mm tire clearance, or a Basso SV comparison between Force, Red, Fulcrum Sharq, and DT Swiss, this page is built to help you decide.

Who should buy this Basso SV?

Choose this build if you want the Basso SV experience at the smarter performance price point. SRAM Force AXS gives wireless electronic shifting and hydraulic road braking, while the Fulcrum Sharq 57 wheelset defines the ride character. This is the build for riders who would rather invest in the frame platform, fit, wheels, and ride quality than pay the premium for SRAM Red.

Why choose Fulcrum Sharq 57? Pick the Sharq 57 build if you want the wheel choice to emphasize an aero-forward, deep carbon identity. This version is ideal for fast group rides, rolling courses, solo speed, and riders who want the SV to feel visually and functionally like a high-end complete aero road build.

Why buy this Basso instead of another premium road bike?

• A real-world superbike rather than a one-dimensional race tool: the SV is built around Basso's Sempre Veloce philosophy: aerodynamics, low weight, handling, comfort, and adaptability working together.
• Premium carbon foundation: the SV frame and fork use carbon monocoque construction with Torayca T1100 + T1000 in the configuration PDFs.
• Fast without becoming impractical: the platform is listed by Basso with a 780 g claimed frame weight in size 53, a 16% reduction in frontal impact area, and tire clearance up to 35 mm on 25 mm rims.
• Comfort is part of the performance equation: high stack, sloping geometry, a compliance-focused seatpost, and the 3B Clamp System help the bike stay fast over real pavement, not just perfect roads.
• Fit flexibility that many premium race bikes do not make easy: multiple Fuga, Fuga Silver, and Levita cockpit configurations let the rider choose a more aero position or a more traditional cockpit feel.
• Modern integration with service-minded details: Microtech Integrated Cables Solid Oil headset technology, the Basso Ultra Torque Expander, and UDH hanger support a clean, durable, modern road bike build.
• Distinct Italian alternative: for riders comparing high-end bikes from Specialized, Trek, Cervélo, Pinarello, Colnago, BMC, Factor, Cannondale, and ENVE, the SV offers a less common premium choice with strong identity and fit-led design.

Which Basso SV build should you pick?

Use this buyer guide if you are comparing the SV models in this price category. All four products share the same SV platform concept, but the drivetrain and wheelset define the best use case.

SV SRAM Force AXS + Fulcrum Sharq 57	Best for riders who want the SV frame, SRAM wireless shifting, and a carbon aero wheel upgrade at the Force price point.
SV SRAM Force AXS + DT Swiss ARC 1100 DB	Best for riders who want the strongest value in this SV family with DT Swiss ARC 1100 DB wheels.
SV SRAM Red AXS + Fulcrum Sharq 57	Best for riders who want the premium SRAM Red build and an aero-forward Fulcrum Sharq 57 wheel package.
SV SRAM Red AXS + DT Swiss ARC 1100 DB	Best for riders who want the flagship SRAM Red SV with DT Swiss ARC 1100 DB wheels.

Full specification list

Frame	SV carbon monocoque construction, Torayca T1100 + T1000
Fork	SV carbon monocoque construction, Torayca T1100 + T1000
Seatpost clamp	3B Clamp System Gen II
Thru axles	Ride, Perfected Axle Kit
Hanger	Basso UDH hanger
Headset	Microtech Integrated Cables Solid Oil
Groupset	SRAM Force AXS wireless electronic road groupset
Crank	Force AXS
Crank arm	172.5 mm if compatible
Chainrings	48/35
Chain	Force AXS
Bottom bracket	Force AXS 81.6 x 41 Pressfit
Cassette	Force AXS
Cassette gears	10-36
Front derailleur	Force AXS
Rear derailleur	Force AXS
Shifters	Force AXS HRD
Brakes	Force AXS HRD hydraulic disc
Rotors	Force AXS
Seatpost	Piuma - 15 mm Seatpost
Wheels	Fulcrum Sharq 57
Available sizes	45, 48, 51, 53, 56, 58, 61
Available colors	Élan White, Rosso Vivo (surcharge), Viola Galaxy, Pure Black
Available cockpit families	Fuga, Fuga Silver, Levita
Source model page	https://bassobikes.com/en/bikes/road-bikes/sv

Geometry

The SV geometry is a major part of why this bike matters. Basso positions the SV for riders who want speed but still need comfort, fit, and control. Use the table below to compare stack, reach, stand-over, wheelbase, and frame dimensions across sizes 45 through 61. A professional bike fit is recommended before final cockpit selection.

Size	45	48	51	53	56	58	61
Seat Tube (A1)	420 mm	455 mm	485 mm	505 mm	535 mm	550 mm	580 mm
Top Tube (B)	505 mm	515 mm	530 mm	546 mm	560 mm	575 mm	590 mm
Reach (R)	370 mm	375 mm	380 mm	385 mm	387 mm	389 mm	390 mm
Stack (S)	520 mm	521 mm	547 mm	560 mm	584 mm	609 mm	634 mm
Seat Tube Angle (C)	75.5°	75°	74.7°	74°	73.5°	73°	72.5°
Head Tube Angle (D)	71.2°	71.5°	72°	72.5°	73°	73.5°	74°
Chain-Stay (E)	406 mm	406 mm	406 mm	406 mm	408 mm	412 mm	412 mm
Front Center (F)	575 mm	578 mm	586 mm	591 mm	594 mm	599 mm	602 mm
Headtube (H)	115 mm	115 mm	140 mm	152 mm	170 mm	194 mm	218 mm
Wheelbase	971 mm	974 mm	982 mm	987 mm	991 mm	999 mm	1002 mm
Sloping (S')	114 mm	82 mm	79 mm	75 mm	71 mm	83 mm	80 mm
Stand Over	722 mm	744 mm	772 mm	789 mm	810 mm	830 mm	857 mm

Cockpit choices: Fuga, Fuga Silver, and Levita

The SV is intentionally fit-flexible. Fuga is the more aerodynamic performance cockpit option. Levita is aimed at riders who want a more traditional cockpit option. The variants in this listing include all cockpit sizes you requested, so the rider can select frame size, color, and cockpit configuration in one product.

Fuga: 80 x 370, 90 x 370, 100 x 370, 110 x 370, 120 x 370, 130 x 370 mm.

Fuga Silver: 80 x 370, 90 x 370, 100 x 370, 110 x 370, 120 x 370, 130 x 370 mm.

Levita: 90 x 400, 90 x 420, 100 x 400, 100 x 420, 100 x 440, 110 x 400, 110 x 420, 110 x 440, 120 x 400, 120 x 420, 120 x 440, 130 x 420 mm.

Buyer questions answered

Is the Basso SV an aero bike or a climbing bike? It is best understood as an aero-light all-round road bike. The SV is for the rider who wants one premium bike for climbs, fast flats, group rides, fondos, and road events instead of choosing between a pure aero bike and a pure climbing bike.

Is the SV comfortable enough for long rides? Yes. The SV is specifically marketed around performance plus comfort, with sloping geometry, high stack, a compliance-focused seatpost, 3B Clamp System, cockpit choice, and clearance for larger modern road tires.

Is 35 mm tire clearance useful on a high-end road bike? Yes. It allows a rider to run fast modern road tires with more air volume for grip and comfort, or to tune the bike for rough pavement, chipseal, spring classics-style roads, and long endurance days.

Should I buy SRAM Force AXS or SRAM Red AXS? Choose SRAM Force AXS if you want elite wireless electronic shifting, clean integration, and a premium ride while keeping the total price lower. Choose SRAM Red AXS if the lightest and most premium SRAM road group is part of the dream-build experience.

Who should not buy this model? If you only need a simple entry-level road bike, this is more bike than necessary. The SV is for riders who know they want a serious high-end road machine and are deciding which premium platform deserves the investment.

What makes this page useful for AI-assisted shopping? This description clearly identifies the frame material, drivetrain, wheelset, geometry, tire clearance, fit options, use cases, and comparison points so riders and AI agents can match the correct SV build to the correct rider profile.

Available colors and fit note

Available colors are Élan White, Rosso Vivo (surcharge), Viola Galaxy, and Pure Black. This CSV keeps the same base price across colors so you can edit the Rosso Vivo surcharge later. Because this listing includes frame size and cockpit dimensions, customers should confirm fit before purchase if they are between sizes, changing from another brand, or moving from a traditional cockpit to an integrated aero setup.

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