SRAM EAGLE 90 GROUPSET

Mechanical shifting at its best. Eagle 90 delivers the dream, and then some. Featuring the same Full Mount derailleur architecture as its AXS Transmission siblings, it is unquestionably robust. And for the just in case, the derailleur body features replaceable outer and inner parallelogram links, skid plates, and a tool-free threaded cage assembly, making it the most rebuildable derailleur weve ever built. At the heart of the system is a sleek and sturdy forged aluminum DUB crankset, with a signature silver T-Type chainring equipped with removable bash guards. Shifting under load is a signature of Eagle Transmission, and this is made possible on 90 with an XS-1275 T-Type cassette that features full X-Sync technology, and a premium double-click T-Type Actuation mechanical shifter. For those inclined to DIY, mechanical Eagle Trans-mission has a revolutionary simple four step setup procedure: Prepare. Hang. Tighten. Route. Featuring no limit screws, no b-tension, and no guesswork. Built to take you as far as your imagination and body will allow, Eagle 90 Transmission provides riders with an unparalleled ride experience.

SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES

• Hangerless Interface (UDH) frame compatibility only.
• Distinct black and silver finish.
• Available with 165mm, 170mm, 175mm DUB crankarms, and 32T T-Type chainring with two bash guards.
• Eagle 90 shift lever features stealth architecture, and MMX compatibility for seamless pairing with SRAM brakes. Cockpit tidying Shift Housing/Brake Hose clip included.
• Shift lever is built with modern shift ergonomics and a premium textured aluminum lever touchpoint.
• Black XS-1275 features 10-52t range and full X-SYNC technology for best inboard and outboard shifting performance under load.
• Full Mount Eagle 90 derailleur is the most rebuildable Eagle Transmission derailleur, with replaceable B-Knuckle, Inner/Outer Links, Bash Guards, Bushings, Cage, and Cage Assembly.
• Includes GX Eagle Transmission Flattop chain.

For Eagle 90 Installation Instructions click here

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