The article discusses the upcoming release of two new SRAM mechanical Transmissions, the NX Eagle and SX Eagle. It highlights the background of SRAM's direct mount T-type derailleurs, which were first patented six years ago but saw limited mention until now. The article references the 'SRAM Eagle 70 Transmission' and a possible 'Sram Eagle 90 Transmission,' indicating SRAM's move towards more affordable options in mechanical shifting. It also reflects on SRAM's prior focus on wireless electronic drivetrains and their UDH standard's adoption in the market.
It looks like we're on the verge of seeing 2 all-new more affordable mechanical shift SRAM Transmissions. Are mechanical SRAM NX Eagle Transmission and SRAM SX Eagle Transmissions coming very soon?
Both 70- & 90-level specs include a reference to a 'Sram Eagle 70 Transmission'. But how did we get here?
The secret of the new SRAM Mechanical T-Type Transmission broke first with references to a 'SRAM Eagle 70 Transmission'. But how did we get here?
SRAM pushed their UDH standard out onto tons of off-road bikes and used the T-type mount as a sales driver for their top wireless AXS electronic drivetrains.
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