The Q factor for Eagle AXS cranks is the same as the current Q factor for our DUB cranksets. Different chainlines are available for compatibility specifications.
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Yes. Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings are 11-speed compatible. You can use Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings with 11-speed NX, X, X1, X01, and XX1 drivetrains.
However, traditional SRAM X-SYNC 11-speed rings are ...
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No. Eagle X-SYNC 2 chainrings are specifically designed to handle 12-Speed Eagle chains. Using the original X-SYNC chainring with an Eagle drivetrain will reduce performance, cause excessive noise,...
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No. The X-SYNC 2 chainrings are also compatible with our SRAM 11-speed components.
Note: If using the X-SYNC 2 chainring with an SRAM 11-speed drivetrain, then you should use an SRAM 11-speed cha...
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No. We recommend only using SRAM components that are compatible with the Eagle ecosystem. We do not test components made by other manufacturers. Using third-party components can cause increased wea...
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We learned a lot from inventing and producing the first 1x-specific chainrings with chain-retention capability.
Wear, noise, cross chaining, mud clearance, retention, guiding, and other factors wer...
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Offset is determined by chainline, which is impacted by rear hub spacing.
For Boost 148mm setups, use a 3mm offset X-SYNC 2 chainring. The 6mm offset chainring is used for non-Boost 142mm. However,...
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Chainline is determined by the dimensional relationships between the frame, cassette, and chainrings.
Incorrect chainline can cause poor shifting, excessive friction and wear, and unintended shifti...
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