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@danytheunicorn95

4 жыл бұрын

pretty cool!

@headoverbars8750

4 жыл бұрын

As a software engineer Im stoked big time. Live suspension, AXS wireless, Shits the future and while it is pricey now that will change. Great trend, my frame was less but I would absolutely buy it once it comes down even to the 1.5k range but I hope l this tech will settle at just above the 1k price point in a couple of years.

@ryanhines6194

4 жыл бұрын

I've had bad luck with sram derailleurs snapping when I'm riding on my driveway. So I'm not dropping 2k on it

@maxMax-ns9pg

4 жыл бұрын

@Vital MTB Concerning the clutch on the derailleur....do you think it’ll ever give way, or is it just worn in? I’m worried as I just ordered an upgrade kit and I’m worried that it will drop in clutch quality

@bicyclingbum1551

4 жыл бұрын

Would be cool to see a wireless drive train system that recognises the torque or pressure your putting at the pedals then to convert that to a motor on the back wheel, effectively getting rid of the chain , cassette and derailuer or someshit idunno.

What if someone uses a signal jammer in an enduro race 😂

@natcrawford5101

4 жыл бұрын

Or better yet, connect another shifter to someone's drivetrain when nobody's looking.

@faruqhossain5314

4 жыл бұрын

it really doesn't matter because you can go without a dropper post. and second enduro race teams are very careful with there race bikes

@TAZMON20

4 жыл бұрын

Try hacking someone's phone, it's as difficult to hack someone's AXS system.

@dasgoofinhiemer5039

4 жыл бұрын

@@TAZMON20 signal jammer, not hacking.

@TAZMON20

4 жыл бұрын

@@dasgoofinhiemer5039 The SRAM communication protocol, called Aeria, uses powerful spread spectrum radios to eliminate this possibility of trail side jamming / hacking, the system was given over to cryptographers and hackers and to date the system has never been compromised.

Wireless brakes. Its all fun and games till the battery runs out on a downhill track

@yosyp5905

3 жыл бұрын

it's all fun and games untill you have a leak or your cable snaps

@Blackevilmisanthrope

3 жыл бұрын

If one goes out use the other.

@nighthawk0077

3 жыл бұрын

Don't exist

@datdudeinred

3 жыл бұрын

That's why they didn't develop them. Do you really think they are unable to make brakes wireless too?? 😂 Ofc they must have designed it but waiting for graphene batteries... But then again there should be a failsafe if battery runs out

@rollinrat4850

3 жыл бұрын

@@yosyp5905 Get a fixed gear or just don't bother riding. Then you won't need either, but you'd better install that chain correctly! Do you have any idea how strong a steel cable is, or how reliable hydraulic systems are? Motor vehicles used both..... for brakes, for decades. But I don't always trust 'everything' made in Asia!!

It's certainly interesting and all, but one of the nice things about most bikes is that they don't rely on electronics or batteries to work.

@kerbodynamicx472

Жыл бұрын

What if those electric group sets have a little generator on one of the idlers? It probably only takes a fraction of a watt to run them.

@leestephenson7042

Жыл бұрын

Agree, there’s enough gadgets and gizmos to charge as it is, it’s just that extra hassle of finding where you left the cable so you can hook it up, and then finding somewhere vacant to charge it. One of the easiest things about riding a bike is changing the gears as it is, it’s a spot on system that perfectly matches the mechanical, simplicity and cleanliness of getting around totally under your own steam.

"you can shift whenever because its electronically controlled" ive been shifting whenever on all my bike since before sram was even a company

@esvegateban

4 жыл бұрын

I had to ride my bike to check if I still could shift whenever using cables.

@sasquatchhq5757

4 жыл бұрын

fradd I believe by that he meant under torque when going uphill, but you do you.

@esvegateban

4 жыл бұрын

@@sasquatchhq5757 your beliefs have little relevance against what he actually said. You'll do you, of course, and keep believing what you want.

@blackblaze1996

4 жыл бұрын

@@esvegateban Im pretty damn sure thats what he meant since it looks like thats what he did. Not to mention it wouldnt make sense to say otherwise.

@fradd4045

4 жыл бұрын

@@sasquatchhq5757 even if he did shimano (cable)groupsets have been capable of that for more than 20+ years. electronics has nothing to do with the interface of chain and cassette

Watching your video pushed me to drop the hammer on the purchase. I've been toying with the idea of AXS and I am most definitely a tech geek, but the price is what held me back. Initially it was because when this stuff first came out, you had to buy the full Groupo but now with the fact that you can buy just the derailleur kit, I was able to pull that trigger and get the AXS dropper as well. Cant wait to get them here in the next couple days. Yes, it's a ridiculous amount of money. But when we already spend thousands to ride a bike, what's another 1600 or so to add something this innovative and cool to a dream bike build? I'm not getting any younger and at 48, I'm having the best time of my life on my bike. This is definitely not a necessity, and those who mock it are either jealous or the type to always complain about something. Take my friend Joseph for instance. He rides and has a really decent bike, but they guy laughed at me and told me I'm "wasting my money on stupid, unnecessary upgrades designed to steal your money". Although yes anything like this is stupid money spending. That's my prerogative and its not like I'm mortgaging my house or getting myself into a pit of debt. So yes my friend blasted me for buying in, like a lot of others will. But, This is coming from a guy who has spent over 75K on his home theater/audio equipment. It is all relative. I say, if you like it, and want it, and have the means, why not? Life is too short to wonder instead of living it.

@lloydlostvegas8785

6 ай бұрын

Very well said it’s mostly confirmation bias on people knocking it and certainly enjoy what you like ! Whether mech or electronic

“In the EMP war, we won’t be able to ride our cars packed with electronics. We’ll all wind up on the bicycles” SRAM: “Well....”

@andy-the-gardener

4 жыл бұрын

so your saying the cfm's won't be able to drive cars or fly about the planet on a wim. bring on the emp's

@rollinrat4850

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe you should PEDAL HARDER! Haha! You ONLY 'need' one gear to make the bike go. What a concept, PEDAL HARDER, you go faster! Such 'cyclists' probably couldn't ride without cell phones or Strava too. Cry me a River. Haha. My singlespeeds are my apocalypse bikes! They never break! I'm not knocking on wood neither.

@raheemgahelable

3 жыл бұрын

Non of that gonna happen

@mrbrochacho2494

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't make my carbon full sus my apocalypse bike. I'd be going for a single speed or something. Something that is absolutely barebones

@ray4493

2 жыл бұрын

@@rollinrat4850 and die of heart attack on the uphill cause you peddled too "hard" with the last sentence coming out of you would be "ahh so that's why single speed is lame"

pro: wireless con: battery

@lukefarrell117

4 жыл бұрын

james cuvier con: price

@zfine1450

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Something about a bicycle that REQUIRES a battery to ride turns me off. (ok for those of us who can afford multiple bikes, but not for your only bike).

@brakesforsnakes757

4 жыл бұрын

I've been using & loving Eagle AXS for just over a year and I keep a backup battery in my pack that I've never had to use on the trail. It's a dream to use and worth every penny.

@zfine1450

4 жыл бұрын

@@brakesforsnakes757 , never had the pleasure but am told that you'll never go back to cables. I certainly have no issues with modern battery powered devices. Was considering an "apocalyptic" scenario where batteries could not be charged.

@stanislavkindiakov6334

4 жыл бұрын

Business for a million! Wireless breaks!!

this review is pretty spot on. i've had the AXS system for a few months and it's been without issue. The initial setup is a little wonky just the way the app works/connects to devices but it never caused me any issues it was just a bit of weird behavior. Also the battery life for me has been great and I carry 2 spare batteries in my pack and a charger as well as the shifter coin batteries. Once you get the AXS setup it's pretty much set and forget. Also for me I am partially paralyzed in my right thumb so traditional shifters have always been tough for me, with the AXS system I actually use my inex finger to upshift and my gimp thumb to downshift. This allows me to never miss shift and one of the main reasons i bought the system. I wish they would make a left hand shifter so I could swap the shifting to my left hand and dropper to my right but maybe one day. Also I went with the X01 derailleur instead of the XX1 I figured the aluminum might holdup a bit better. But I did go for the XX1 cassette and chain which have been holding up really well, especially if you clean and lube your chain after each ride.

Been riding AXS for 2 months and completely agree with everything in this video. Shifting performance is there, but it isn't as intuitive as one would think regardless of button mapping. I still mis shift on occasion. The seatpost on the other hand is absolutely stellar! Took no time to learn how to get that seat in the exact position. Battery performance for me has been awesome. So far I have around 30 hours ride time on the system. The Reverb battery just dropped to 50% and the AXS battery is still showing over 75%.

Have Di2 on road bike and AXS on 2020 YT Jeffsy. Both are awesome and worth every penny. They never miss a shift and I’m never going back to cables. Worth every penny, IMO.

@itdjordje

3 жыл бұрын

My cable shifters never miss a shift. So you gave your money just to get rid of the cables and look fancy. Not worth it IMO

@tonyb9735

2 жыл бұрын

@@itdjordje I bought a bike which has Di2 on it. IMO it is better than cable shift, but not enough to warrant laying out the extra money for it. If you have the money though, why not?

Thanks for putting this video up.

waterproof what a surprise :)

@thedoggoesskrrrt

3 жыл бұрын

I would biy if it's bad spirit proof or evil proof tho

I run the XX1 AXS on my XC bike and I couldn't be happier with it. If you reach a certain point of exhaustion the precision and the minimal effort to shift are becoming huge advantages. Therefore I found myself shifting way more with AXS even in extreme situations like shifting several gears under load while riding an uphill corner over roots in complete exhaustion. Just push the button with minimal effort and you will get a perfect shift every single time. Another benefit: It's not necessary to strech the thumb very far to perform shifts in eather direction. So your hand will be wrapped tightly around the bar while shifting. On my trail bike I will stick to the (sublime working) mechanical version. There would be too much money hanging down there for going through rough and techy sections :D .

@CactusJackSlade

Жыл бұрын

Agree! I use ethe thumb on back and finger on the front. Minimal movement and effort and of course the perfect shift every time!

I put the AXS shifter and derailleur on my all XTR12 drivetrain. Best of both worlds. I won‘t ever go back to cable shifting.

What a fantastic review Thanks

I will never be able to afford this equipment but wow what a great review. Most people review stuff they barely used. Rare to see such a thorough long term review.

@RickyG225

4 жыл бұрын

Never say never. You may hit the jackpot one day and be surprised. Good Luck dude!

@And-rc9yy

4 жыл бұрын

@@RickyG225 I guess I can afford it, but I can't justify it. I've always had the opinion that if you're good enough to need the top kit then someone else should be paying for it, i.e. you ride professionally. Of course my friends would just say it's because I'm a 'tight Wodd' (my surname!)

@RickyG225

4 жыл бұрын

@@And-rc9yy No prob. I say frugality is not a bad thing. Tight wodd is okay too, coming from the right group. Sure it is great if someone else pays for it, I also am not in that category of a prof-rider. I will wait to see if /when they come down in price to make it cost justified. Cheers!

Great review!

Nice toys mate! I am most envious of your tools and I even work at a bike shop. Gonna talk to the boss to invest more money in tools I think :)

Very nice review!

The best investment for my gx group set... Axs works like a charm~ 6months using, Non complains.......

Got the E-Tap on my roadie, so when I upgraded my Pivot 429 Trail, it was an absolute 'must have'. I will never go back to cable on any bike again. Especially on a MTB with the AXS dropper, you can set your saddle position to within pinpoint accuracy. Never miss a gear and just press the lever to change up or down 'all day long'. Never had an issue with my set up EVER.

@acruzp

4 жыл бұрын

Why do you sound like a marketing team?

@puntoycoma47

4 жыл бұрын

I've never missed gears on 1998 Shimano XT

Great review! Now I want one! Actually, I kinda wanted the shimano setup when jeff lenosky showed it off in one of his videos. But that dropper is really cool. THe fact that you can bleed the air out that easily means it won't be a mess after just one season of riding.

@brakesforsnakes757

4 жыл бұрын

I had XT/XTR Di2 for a while and I can tell you that Eagle AXS absolutely kills it!

Crazy expensive now, but these new "ride-by-wire" (or "wireless" rather) systems hold a lot of promise. Clean and consistent shifts, and adjustable by smartphone makes things really easy for people. I'm still more of an analog fan though.

Love to try them! Price during the pandemic is making it a no go.

Great Review, thanks a lot Man!

Great review. Thanks

Seems like an answer to a question that nobody asked.

@tomwalsh6774

4 жыл бұрын

The SRAM execs asked this question.... "How can we make a shit ton more money?"

@topspot4834

3 жыл бұрын

Bingo ... Cool concept, clean look but really creates a problem that shouldn't exist ... battery life. I love cool tech, and this definitely is badass, just not worth the added cost and potential complications.

@rollinrat4850

3 жыл бұрын

@@topspot4834 Yes...... as a mechanic I see 1st hand how well most people 'take care' of their junk. Many riders can hardly be bothered to pump up their tires, check their sealant, clean and oil their chain, much less actually maintain the entire freakin' bike! They often blame it on us when the bike doesn't work! I usually ride singlespeeds. I own 3. One is a fixed gear cyclocross bike. Simple IS as simple does. Being a mechanic, my patience is exhausted on my customers. I'd MUCH rather ride than wrench!! I can't wait to come across riders with dead batteries. I have a smile and a few encouraging words. Like, bummer dude, walking sucks, just pedal harder! Ive always said you go faster simply by pushing the pedals just a little harder each and every time! 'When' I get an e-bike it will have a solar array in a tow-along trailer!! That could work for AXS too!

@chameleonpogono

3 жыл бұрын

@@onemanmob6756 Exactly why I want the wireless components. I have RA and it can make it harder to shift sometimes.

@christopherwalsh7700

3 жыл бұрын

@@topspot4834 ok boomer

I had 0 interest in these products untill now ... Now these are a MUST !! So sick!!

I can't go to ride i need to charge my shifter😂😂😂

@paddlehard5722

4 жыл бұрын

ICloud9 Music I can’t go to ride, I’m waiting for firmware update.

@saturupiah5940

4 жыл бұрын

I lack the thumb strength to change gears. I betta get AXS!

@MattePaavi

3 жыл бұрын

its a rich problem XD

@Blackevilmisanthrope

3 жыл бұрын

Actually hang out for fifteen minutes and I’ll be ready. Will charge enough for a ride in the time it takes for most people to put on their dumb neon plastic clothing.

@raheemgahelable

3 жыл бұрын

Shifter takes a non chargeable battery! 😁

I've only been using the AXS XX1 for a couple weeks, but I really like it. It shifts great and easy to use. Only time will tell how well it holds up.

I tested mine yesterday, and this is something no one understands how insanely flawless it is until they tried it...It's like playing a video game...

@dieselgeezer18

2 жыл бұрын

i don't understand the attraction if it feels like a videogame. Videogames are boring compared to real life

@kbd13-n9c

2 жыл бұрын

One of the guys I ride with has the Di2 rear derailleur on his bike. Pretty cool, shifts well, but it was an eye opening experience for me or anything. Might be different on certain terrain. I tried it on a flat road.

@Durwood71

Жыл бұрын

My analog GX shifts pretty darn flawlessly, and it's a fraction of the price of the AXS.

This is a killer review, well done! Definitely a luxury item for a bike but hella cool nonetheless!

@vitalmtb

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Justin!

@jonathanoxlade4252

3 жыл бұрын

Yet bikes that costs like £12000 don't come with it I am having isues with a wired derailleur may end up getting a eletric since for my bafang I have brake sensors the gear sensor won't be needed for this system

@DawidDgk

Жыл бұрын

@@jonathanoxlade4252 crazy to think that bikes for 12k doesn't have axs..

I love mine and think it's worth every penny! Not cheap but worth the price tag in my opinion! The AXS App is still pretty much a mystery to me. I've never got it to show my 10T cog being used on how many times I activated my dropper post during a ride!

Just installed on my SW Stumpy, just riding it around feels nice and smooth.Tomorrow is the true test. Stoked to try it out!

@ddialogue

3 жыл бұрын

It's been four months. Give us a ride report! :D

@alpine_pro5814

3 жыл бұрын

Dave Dialogue I have no complaints, Axis has been spectacular. Shifts smooth under load and tough as nails. Only complaint would be make sure to check battery level. I wound hesitate to buy another Axis derailleur and dropper.

I HAVE THIS SET ON MY 2021 JUMPSTUMPER EVO AND 2021 SB130 LUNCH RIDE AND IT ROCKS

It’s cool, i still would love to see improvements in belt driven gear boxes to compete with derailleurs.

im curious to see where the axs will be in the next 5 years

@snoogboonin

4 жыл бұрын

Gearbox.

@paddor

4 жыл бұрын

Wait and you will.

@8000RPM.

4 жыл бұрын

No question: In a landfill.

@tylerbacklund9315

4 жыл бұрын

8000RPM You really think that in five years there are gonna be mtb trails in landfills?

Great review

Great! Will wait until price drops substantially and wireless tech gets affordable!🚵‍♂️💪

@martin.B777

4 жыл бұрын

@@IIISentorIII Takes time, but it will get cheaper.🤑

@rollinrat4850

3 жыл бұрын

Check out the prices on Sram's replacement parts for stuff that's a few years old. The prices aren't going down! A new drivetrain, cassette, chainring and chain for AXS are well over $500 and Sram never lasts long! "A fool is soon parted from his money"

I’m the opposite on the charging: the dropper is about 25 hrs ride time, the derailleur about 50 hrs before recharge but I just got the app so will be able to get a better estimate.

@dgw6448

4 жыл бұрын

do you have a tesla ? two teslas ?

@rollinrat4850

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, Ive got a qr seat collar and a 'Hite Right'. The original dropper from the '80s. This big spring has never worn out and never needs charging!

Pro - It looks tidy with less cables. Con - Everything else about it.

@Thespecialone1970

4 жыл бұрын

The Flash someone’s a little upset they can’t have axs on their bike...

@wasupwitdat1mofiki94

4 жыл бұрын

@@Thespecialone1970 I'm one of the early adopters of SRAM ETap on road bikes. My rear derailleur quit shifting about one year later. Pain in the ass to warranty it. Other things I've learned from owning the group is that SRAM quality and design are no match for Shimano. It may be another option but SRAM is not one I will ever choose again.

@Thespecialone1970

4 жыл бұрын

@@wasupwitdat1mofiki94 Interesting, I have used both systems and currently have the XX1 AXS on my bike. I am the opposite and will never go back to Shimano. Love the wireless system. No issues after owning it for over a year. Never had to warranty a sram product, so can't comment on that aspect.

@Primarch_Vulkan

4 жыл бұрын

@@Thespecialone1970 Nope, why would i want a component on my bike that costs 5x more than a standard one in such a vulnerable spot to rock strikes. I wouldn't mind the dropper tho.

@Thespecialone1970

4 жыл бұрын

@@Primarch_Vulkan Maybe you just need to practice becoming a better rider....1 year on this thing, and I'm yet to touch it.

All that electric shifiting thing is just the shifters companies trying to keep you away from the real deal : gearboxes !

@karljaspers9205

4 жыл бұрын

hugo vvr. nice! i’ll take it a step further WIRELESS GEARBOX 😲

@bananasstuff3344

4 жыл бұрын

@@karljaspers9205 that would theoretically reduce lots of issues with gearboxes like grip shifters and being unable to shift underload so I could be the future!

@dietznutz1

4 жыл бұрын

They won’t be ready for a good few years range and weight is still a problem not to mention you need a special frame to take one

@bananasstuff3344

4 жыл бұрын

@@dietznutz1 yes but arguably you need a special frame to mount a derailleur, its just that its an industry standard.

@hugovvr

4 жыл бұрын

@@bananasstuff3344 Exactly! And I'll rather buy one proper steel frame with gearboxe that are both designed to last at a decade (While an alloy frame last 5years max., if put to abuse. And a derailleur will only last a season if you ride a lot..)

Can't wait till the dropper post could drop itself!

I can only see this being beneficial on a road bike to optimize aero with less cables and possibly less weight due to less cabling as well .

Glad to see they have held up! I purchased the Sram XX1 AXS group for my XC race rig without ever laying hands on it.. risky but seems to be great thus far. What are your thoughts on wet/muddy weather operation?

I've got the original stuff SRAM Red on my road bike and it's just great, Ive had mine for 2yrs now and I still get a thrill out of changing gear 👌 - oh put the derailleur covers on when you're not using the bike and this elongates the battery life between charges 😉 - I'm getting a month out of charges if you're interested.. 😎

Great review👏. If you don't have to adjust gears, this is even better🤗. Also getting lower gears on a downhill bike would be a easy install👏👏👏

I hate having to deal with cables that stretch and hydraulics that need to be bled. Love wireless. Def gonna do dropper, drivetrain not so sure bc I do damage my derailleur and man that would be an expensive replacement, plus dropper seems to be area of greatest bang for your buck improvement wise as I am still in search of non wireless dropper I really like. Re batter life- it is so long that I don’t have to worry about it running out during a ride, which was my main concern. I charge my phone each night and lights after each night ride, not a big deal to pop out a battery and charge it every once in while after a ride. Now just gonna wait for price to drop and maybe Fox to make a wireless Factory.

Well done. Thank you.

​@SRAM MTB @vital MTB Just an idea...why not have small 2 inch solar panel with some toughened glass on it be mounted on each individual part so that it trickle charges the batteries or maintain them...would be neat to see such a thing on this.

"You can sit on it with all your weight and it will still actuate perfectly". I'm confused, is this implying the post will actually lift you up?

Eagerly awaiting for the 2021 battery less version powered by the pedals.

tfw someone backdoors you while you're riding your bike, what a time to be alive

Thanks for the video! I been curious about this. I like the idea of wireless, but not so much the astronomical price and batteries. I wonder if it will be standard on bikes sometime in the future?

@brakesforsnakes757

4 жыл бұрын

It's getting closer to that point, just helped my friend get a 2020 Scott Spark RC Team Issue AXS and the MSRP is $5000.00.

All of these documentaries need to display a warning before watching them that reads “ Warning the following documentary is highly addictive and may keep you up at night wanting more”

I have an X01 AXS and honestly, I don't worry about the fact that is electronic. I'm not a heavy mountain rider, but I always like to have it ready to do so I always pay attention to the indicators I find no inconvenience with it.

@LighthawkZ65

Жыл бұрын

@@Lenser Totally

I debated AXS Eagle then tried Shimano 12s and decided to save my money for IMO a better drivetrain experience. In terms of the dropper, a mechanical dropper for $100 (Brand X) that you don't need to do anything besides a 5 min rebuild 2-3 times a year (every 50ish hrs) takes the cake for me. Someday when the price drops and this becomes more mainstream I'll reconsider.

So sweet cyborg Sram❤️

Best group I ever had on a Nike.

I think it would be funny for me and a riding partner to both have the AXS dropper and trade our controls. That could be a real 'kick in the pants' kinda fun!!

After riding eTAP for a while, the biggest watchout (not concern) is the relatively short battery life, when compared to Shimano's Di2 and Campagnolo's EPS. Exacerbating that relatively short battery life is the need to remove the battery from the device, so as to plug it into the charger; this is not convenient like Di2 where there's a port on the bike you can plug a charging cable into (like with a smart phone). Exacerbating that inconvenience is you have at least two batteries you need to take care of, which means you need to watch the charger LEDs and switch batteries (or you spend $ on extra chargers). Still, wireless (aka no cable except to the brakes) is *nice*. And with AXS and a smart phone, you can kinda gauge when you need to recharge, and it's easy to carry a spare battery all the time since they're so small and light.

Good video! Seems like the only way forward would be a basic Internal Drivetrain for mountain biking. Everything els is just shining up old technology that was made for road bikes

Shimano está chegando 👊🏻🇧🇷

The battery life on my m8100 is flawless

something like that would make a lot more sense on e-bikes, where they can be connected through the frame, I am sure a few thin wires weight less than all the batteries put together. Still, kind of weird that there is even such a thing.

When the price comes down to $300 I will definitely get one

My next eMTB will have the AXS derailleur and Reverb, i don't like cables and they don't like me. ;-)

You seem to have given a good balance of pros and cons. As far as price: those who can afford it and want it probably would pay 2x the current price if that’s what it cost.

Well done.

I like to see stuff like this coming out but like everything things only get better as innovation will eventually leave these ones in the dust...lower maintenance, longer battery life, durability=longevity. Of course the steep price will follow the ever changing newer stuff but thats just the way it is. I like it and want it but I cant justify buying it right now, especially knowing something is going to come out even better.

Have you had any issues with the battery tabs breaking, specifically on the derailleur? I've gone through 3 in less than a year (on a road bike even!).

My next two mods 🤘

nice trails !!

They should have a generator in the pulley to keep the battery in the derailleur topped up.

When is the GX level coming? 😀

@raheemgahelable

3 жыл бұрын

I heard it's coming soon

@kaj_5923

3 жыл бұрын

It’s here!

I wonder if they will release a GX or even NX version in the future

@GarrettHMTB

4 жыл бұрын

Probably not I’m sure the reason the Xo1 mech and XX1 are so expensive is because of the electronics, same if it already costs 600 bucks it doesn’t make sense to make lower models also Bc your getting cutting edge technology with that price, I think this should just stay on the high end stuff it’s a luxury for a reason. I’m sure even an NX AXS shifter would still be at least 550 bucks

@raupenimmersatt6906

4 жыл бұрын

No they wont. Said by on of the dudes who developed it

@nobrakes7247

4 жыл бұрын

To much slop in both those derailleurs for them to work.

@chipdouglascia

4 жыл бұрын

No Brakes you have too much slop😂

@nobrakes7247

4 жыл бұрын

Nar Brus I fixed mine by hammering the pins tight And the main bolt. No slop

For longer term users, have you had issues with the clutch like the review said?

You can just hear the money being shaved away when shifting under load!

Expensive stuff ! I’ll stick with the cable shifters . Buy it if you like it ! Freedom of choice is what you got 😎

I love the gruppo! Getting rid of the cables was a godsend! Battery life and charging is overrated, unless you ride every day 3+hours, also easily even further mitigated with one spare. My only gripe is that per gear adjustment is not possible, where mine seem to be struggling. Probably its my hanger or frame got bent, but can't seem to adjust it for the whole range equally perfect. Would be soo easy to add to the software. Only the phone connection is BT, and not the AXS itself (thank god). The phone app is totally unnecessary, and a piece of junk with barely any functionality. Firmware update is laughably slow.

Mantap bro

So, when are you guys dropping the 2020 Sentinel review :)

Waiting for second gen system, hopefully at less cost.

A classic case of just because you can doesn’t mean you should

Very Nice! There did you get your handle bar grips?

I've never had good luck with Reverb posts, with the 3 I've had all failing in less than a year, so I'd be hard pressed to pay $800 for a wireless one (or any dropper for $800!). I'd stick with an ultra reliable and slick working Fox Transfer Post for less than half the cost.

thankyou very very much

As if my eMTB isn’t expensive enough. Now I want this too.

I‘m saving for a GX AXS.

Seat tilt angle should be able to adjust electronically, and automatically based off uphill vs downhill.

Can it be paired with a power meter on your pedal to keep your wattage consistent and creat a CVTish gear

The playing field have been levelled for riders without thumbs.

Gents, is there a similar derailleur for wheels with inhub speeds? I mean, like the Shimano Nexus 7V? I am very interested. Thanks, much appreciated!

I just like it..if i got unlimited budget then it seems like quiet good idea :)

So if you hold the controller button down will it make multiple shifts. My cable X01 3 clicks = up 3 gears

I don't want to relay on the battery. I want to be 100% sure that my bike would be ready to go no matter what.

Love to see how it fairs up in the uk winter slop. Piss take really for mere mortals to ever even need this.

In a park maybe OK, but try out one rainy/muddy marathon race when small clay particles will squeeze everywhere. That could be an ultimate test.

So is that normal to have "an occasional pop"? I am assuming you are referring to the derailleur not being on the proper cog and jumping to it after a few rounds of pedaling?