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Eagle 90 and Eagle 70

  • Does the Eagle 90 Transmission shifter work with stealth brakes? plus icon minus icon
  • The Eagle 90 shifters offer seamless integration with both V1 (Level, Code, Motive) and V2 (Maven, DB8, DB6, DB4) stealth brake levers. Cable clips are included to hold together the parallel housin... See more
  • What is the Eagle 90 Transmission Single Click shifter designed for? plus icon minus icon
  • Created for the specific demands of E-MTB, Single Click shifters are designed to help eliminate premature chain wear and chain breaking by limiting the pull lever to a single engagement. See more
  • What mechanical Eagle Transmission shifter do I use for E-MTB? plus icon minus icon
  • For use with E-MTB's, you must use the single-click (1CLICK) shifter variant. Single-click shifters limit the downshift to a single engagement to help eliminate premature wear and damage to chain a... See more
  • What is the Eagle 70 Transmission Single Click shifter designed for? plus icon minus icon
  • Created for the specific demands of E-MTB, Single Click shifters are designed to help eliminate premature chain wear and chain breaking by limiting the pull lever to a single engagement. See more
  • Can I use previous generation Eagle Drivetrain mechanical shifters with Eagle 90 or 70 Transmission? plus icon minus icon
  • No, the Eagle Transmission T-Type Actuation ratio and Eagle Drivetrain X-Actuation ratio are not cross compatible. See more
  • Does Eagle 90 and Eagle 70 Transmission shift as well as AXS Transmission systems? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes, Eagle 70 and Eagle 90 use the same cassette shift technology of X-Sync tooth profiles and T-Type Flattop chains to achieve the shifting under load performance and Full Mount rear derailleur in... See more
  • Are there drop bar compatible shifters for Eagle 90 and 70 Transmission? plus icon minus icon
  • No, the Eagle Transmission T-Type Actuation ratio is not compatible with the actuation ratio of mechanical SRAM road brake shift levers. See more
  • What is the dropper lever compatible with? plus icon minus icon
  • The SRAM Dropper Lever uses a 14mm pull ratio and is compatible with a wide variety of mechanically actuated 3rd party dropper posts. See more
  • Is the mechanical dropper lever available aftermarket? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes, the mechanical dropper lever is available aftermarket as a standalone with no cable or housing and no clamp. See more
  • What is the Eagle 70 Transmission Flattop chain designed for? plus icon minus icon
  • Featuring the benefits of our T-Type Flattop design, the Eagle 70 Transmission Flattop chain is ready for any ride, including E-MTB use.  See more
  • What is included in the Eagle 90 groupset? plus icon minus icon
  • The Eagle 90 groupset includes the Full Mount Eagle 90 derailleur, a forged aluminum Eagle 90 DUB crankset, our signature silver T-Type chainring with removable bashguards, the XS-1275 T-Type casse... See more
  • Are any Eagle AXS Transmission rear derailleur parts compatible with the Eagle 90 and Eagle 70 derailleurs? plus icon minus icon
  • Yes, all pulleys, cages and cage assemblies, mount bushings, and knurled rings are cross compatible within the entire Eagle Transmission ecosystem. The mount bolts of the Eagle 70 and 90 Transmissi... See more
  • Do Eagle 90 and 70 Transmission drivetrains have the same benefits as other T-Type AXS groups? (shifting under load, robustness, ease of installation) plus icon minus icon
  • Yes, benefits such as shifting under load, robustness, and ease of installation that first came with our introduction of Eagle AXS Transmissions are shared with the Eagle 90 and 70 mechanical Trans... See more
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