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Wheeltop’s Budget Wireless Gravel Groupset Looks Ready to Challenge SRAM and Shimano: Taipei Cycle Show 2025
Just like the Wheeltop EDS-TX groupset we saw last year, EDS GeX can be customized to shift anything between 3 and 13-speed ...
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Introducing: SRAM Eagle Mechanical Drivetrain
Once the appropriate cog for your bike is determined, using the SRAM AXS app, a 5 or 6mm hex is used to hold the derailleur ...
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SRAM Eagle 90 Transmission – New Mechanical Direct-Mount Drivetrain on Test
With the Eagle 90, SRAM are introducing their new mechanical Transmission drivetrain – direct mount without a mech hanger.
SRAM Eagle Transmission goes mechanical with Eagle 90 and 70 groupsets, but you can only buy the £655 Eagle 90 off-the-shelf
SRAM has launched two new Eagle Transmission drivetrains: the Eagle 90 Transmission and the Eagle 70 Transmission. They are ...
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Is SRAM’s Red XPLR AXS 1x13 Is the Best Gravel Group Ever?
Today, SRAM rounds out the new Red group with the debut of the launch of the XPLR parts—13 speed and full mount, as ...
SRAM Eagle 90 & 70 Mechanical Transmission Delivers Cheaper, Hassle-Free MTB Shifting
SRAM Transmission is no longer electronic-only. The new mechanical Eagle 90 & 70 versions might even shift faster!
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Gravel Tech: Shimano's Clutch-Based Ultegra RX800/805 Rear Derailleur
The GS cage on the new Ultegra derailleurs also offers athletes the chance get extra rear climbing teeth in the back compared to Dura-Ace. At the same time, Cant, Van der Poel and others run Dura-Ace ...
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Bicycle Adds Reliability With Second Chain
Especially regarding the drivetrain, almost all bikes use a chain, a freewheel, and a derailleur if there are gears to shift because these parts are ... with a rear rack designed to carry up ...
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Lidl-Trek raced on gravel groupsets at Opening Weekend
The Red XPLR derailleur is far larger than the standard Red rear mech. The battery loads ... team tech and enjoys spotting new or interesting components in the wild. During his time at Cyclingnews ...