School me on eTap AXS
08-12-21, 10:10 AM
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School me on eTap AXS
New chain, ring, cassette (xd) and wireless derailleur and shifter. I understand that much.
For 1x, seems like I have to use a MTB derailleur. That all seems fine.
Am I correct that my gearing options in 12 are 10-50, 10-33, and the numerous HG 11 speed models?
I cannot get a 42 x 10-44 in electric? Even though I can do exactly that mechanically I’m 11 speed? Am I missing something?
I want to jump on board. Wireless and electric, friggin sweet. I can’t find a ratio I would want though.
For 1x, seems like I have to use a MTB derailleur. That all seems fine.
Am I correct that my gearing options in 12 are 10-50, 10-33, and the numerous HG 11 speed models?
I cannot get a 42 x 10-44 in electric? Even though I can do exactly that mechanically I’m 11 speed? Am I missing something?
I want to jump on board. Wireless and electric, friggin sweet. I can’t find a ratio I would want though.
08-12-21, 11:59 AM
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Sram came out with an updated AXS gravel group called XPLR. There are finally better options for a 1x gravel groupset. The new 10-44 cassette seems like a much improved range for a gravel rider.
https://www.gravelcyclist.com/bicycl...gravel-wheels/
https://www.gravelcyclist.com/bicycl...gravel-wheels/
08-12-21, 12:51 PM
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Sram came out with an updated AXS gravel group called XPLR. There are finally better options for a 1x gravel groupset. The new 10-44 cassette seems like a much improved range for a gravel rider.
https://www.gravelcyclist.com/bicycl...gravel-wheels/
https://www.gravelcyclist.com/bicycl...gravel-wheels/
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