SRAM AXS: Ditch The Cables And Go Wireless

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14 thoughts on “SRAM AXS: Ditch The Cables And Go Wireless

  1. I want to see the individual costs. i’d only want/need the shifter and mech.

    I have Di2 on my road bike and wouldn’t ever go back to cables.

    First world problems eh.

  2. Mmmmm, very nice.

    Do you have your pricing correct there, X01 ยฃ50 more expensive than XX1?
    Normally XX1 is the flagship group set with a bigger price difference…

  3. Oh the fun when someone hacks the wireless part.
    Stand by a track, or pootle along on your own bike, wait for a passer by and…. change!
    [cue gear changes, seat drops and rider falling off]

  4. @uberpod

    Something that has never reportedly happened with any of pro road teams that have been running eTap for the last 3 or 4 years.

    What will hurt is when you hear your ยฃ400 rear mech bouncing off a rock…

  5. @Th15663 Kate Courtney has been running it for a while, as have the Trek Factory XC team. I reckon it will be team-wide equipment this season.

    I’m interested to see whether Nino runs it at the Epic this year, he used a cabled setup last time but back then the etap setup he raced for XCO was still a prototype.

  6. Remembering how happy I was with the 3 x 5 Shimano SIS system on my Raleigh Mustang; this is mental!!! Dam though that price. Roll on trickle down tech. Great timing for SRAM too with Shimano having their XTR issues.

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