New SRAM Eagle Transmission Review: The Death Of The Derailleur Hanger



Derailleur hangers were so 2022. For 2023, SRAM comes out swinging with its all new, direct mount Eagle T-Type Transmission, drivetrain. In this video Henry dives deep into this exciting new product line from Sram. He also speaks to Mike Kazimer who’s completed a 1000 mile review on the drivetrain.

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Mike Kazimers Full 1000 Mile Pinkbike Review
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/review-1000-miles-on-srams-new-eagle-transmission-drivetrain-2023.html

00:00 Intro
00:58 Product Line Overview
11:11 1000 Mile Review

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22 thoughts on “New SRAM Eagle Transmission Review: The Death Of The Derailleur Hanger”

  1. Doctors and Dentists are gonna love this. If sram sent me one for free… well, it wouldn't be compatible with my bike so I'd have to just look at it. πŸ˜’
    Hopefully the tech (if it is actually revolutionary) will be around in 5 years and trickled down to what us normies can buy.

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  2. I have take a bicycle with a XT937 and the feeling is so metalic, precise andfast that sometimes I have the sensation that they try to re invent the wheel and we go backwars …I will built the ultimate bicycle and I will not go for this. As it is custom titanium, I will order without this option.

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