When inspecting your SRAM Eagle 12-speed chain, you might notice a three-digit number printed on the outside of the outer link. This number doesn't indicate compatibility but rather serves as an in...
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The new universal Eagle chain gap tool is used to set the correct position for the derailleur. This tool works for all of our Eagle drivetrains, 10-50, 10-52, mechanical, and AXS.The majority of st...
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That depends on riding conditions and frequency of use.
Be sure to clean your chain frequently and apply wet lube afterward. Lubrication is applied at the factory using heat to penetrate the chain....
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Replace the chain when it reaches 0.8% on an approved chain checker. See the full list of approved chain checkers or order one from our SRAM Nation Store.
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No. Eagle chains are not compatible with 11-speed cassettes, derailleurs, or chainrings.
Eagle chains are specifically designed for use within the Eagle ecosystem and using them on an 11-speed may ...
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No. Our Flattop chains are designed for 12-speed AXS road use only. Always make sure that the chain is compatible with your cassette and rear derailleur.
If you are not sure about compatibility, we...
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No. We specifically designed Eagle chains with durability in mind. Additionally, our X01 and XX1 series chains feature SRAM's hard chrome coating, which further increases their durability.
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No. The PowerLock is designed for single use only. The PowerLock can only be removed with chain link pliers and must not be re-used. Install a new PowerLock each time a chain is installed.
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