Cycling Bargains - BikeInn Sram Red E1 Axs Front Derailleur | Hot deals section, massive stocks, great prices & easy returns. (INN143281177)
BikeInn Sram Red E1 Axs Front Derailleur | Hot deals section, massive stocks, great prices & easy returns.
Product Description
SRAM RED E1 AXS Front Derailleur | 2x12 Wireless ShiftingCategory: Bike PartsSubcategory: DerailleursExperience the pinnacle of front shifting performance with the SRAM RED E1 AXS Front Derailleur, engineered for the demands of modern road cycling. This premier component is designed for more than just fast and reliable front shifts, it delivers flawlessly silent running across the entire cassette. The RED AXS front derailleur utilizes groundbreaking Yaw technology with electronic trim to ensure the fastest possible shift while completely eliminating chain rub in all gear combinations. Setup is simpler than ever, thanks to an innovative and intuitive tool, making it the clear choice for discerning cyclists seeking perfection in every component.Embrace the clean aesthetics and advanced functionality of a truly wireless cockpit. The SRAM RED E1 AXS front derailleur is AXS enabled, allowing for effortless wireless setup, real-time monitoring, and deep personalization through the SRAM AXS app. Say goodbye to the hassle of internal cable routing, cable stretch, and housing contamination. This system offers unparalleled reliability and a direct, responsive connection between your shifter and derailleur, delivering consistent, perfect shifts every single time you ride.At the heart of its silent performance is the celebrated SRAM Yaw cage technology. This intelligent design rotates the derailleur cage slightly as you shift, maintaining a consistent angular relationship with the chain. Paired with its automatic electronic trim functionality, the system actively prevents chain rub and noise, regardless of your gear combination. This set it and forget it performance means you can focus entirely on your effort and the road ahead, confident that your drivetrain is operating with whisper-quiet efficiency and mechanical harmony.The RED E1 AXS front derailleur features a newly refined cage shape, meticulously engineered for faster, more decisive, and more accurate front shifts. This design is specifically optimized for use with SRAM´s modern X-Range chainrings, ensuring perfect synergy and seamless transitions between rings. Whether you´re attacking a steep climb or sprinting for the finish line on the flats, the shift is crisp, immediate, and utterly dependable. Upgrade your road cycling experience with the ultimate in shifting precision.Features:- AXS enabled for easy wireless setup, monitoring, personalization, and reliability- Refined cage shape results in faster and more accurate front shifts- Easy setup with included tool- SRAM Yaw cage technology optimized for use with X-Range chainrings- Auto trim functionality for rasp free running- Compatible with 46/33T, 48/35T, 50/37T, 52/39T, 54/41T, and 56/43T chainring combosTechnical Specifications:- Use: Road Cycling- Speed (FD): 2x12- Compat - Chainring (FD): Road-Yaw- Mounting type (FD): Braze-on- Chainstay Angle: 61-66 degrees
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