Groupset

SRAM EAGLE AXS 1X12 XX1 UPGRADE KIT

With the XX1 Eagle AXS Upgrade Kit you can upgrade your mechanical SRAM Eagle 12-speed group to the electronic Eagle AXS wireless circuit. The Eagle AXS Group is well-suited for use in adverse conditions with IP69K water and dust proofing. The battery status can be checked by pressing a button on the rear derailleur before the exit. With only one hour charging time, the bike is ready for use again within a very short time. In addition, the only battery can be exchanged with just a hand. Important for Leichtbauer: Despite the integrated engine and battery, the XX1 Eagle AXS Group is 5 grams lighter than the mechanical XX1 Eagle Group.

Controller

The no longer needed shift cable gave the engineers of SRAM completely new possibilities in the design of the shifter. With its 3 switching points, the AXS Controller offers a completely new switching experience. Via the AXS App, the switching points can be freely configured. In addition, there is a Sprint Shifter on the front of the handlebar, which can be operated without releasing a finger from the handle.

Derailleur

The Eagle AXS rear derailleur is the brain of the group and was developed specifically for optimal switching performance with electric motor. The circuit under load and on rough ground now works even more precisely. This gives you even more confidence in the bike under extreme load and you can concentrate exclusively on the trail. For a better protection of the derailleur in falls provides the new Overload-Clutch. It decouples the rear derailleur under extreme loads for a short time, so that it can avoid the load and the electric motor is protected from damage. However, the rear derailleur immediately jumps back into the engaged gear. As an extremely positive side effect, the rear derailleur hanger and derailleur hanger are better protected in the event of falls. In addition, a 10-millimeter shorter rear derailleur arm protects the rear derailleur from contact with the ground. For more chain wrap and thus better shifting performance, the parallelogram has slid a little further forward.