Thanks, Adam! Sounds like a keeper of a system. I ordered the kit you
recommended, but have an Eagle X01 rear derailleur already, so will be
selling the brand new GX Eagle rear derailleur that comes with the set.
Now if I had a suitable bike to put this on...
Tom
On Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Tom, the 12s GX eagle setup is great. The shifts are virtually
instantaneous and the group feels very reliable, shifting wise. Despite not
adding a narrow-wide/1x specific chainring yet, there have been no problems
using the Silver chainring. This being said I'll probably swap it to a
narrow
Adam, it's been a couple of months - would really like to know how this is
working out for you. Any additional hints, tips, suggestions, regrets?
Thanks!
Tom
On Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 1:06:01 AM UTC-5, Adam Leibow wrote:
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> hi bill, sunrace makes the 11-50 twelve speed cassette that
I emailed Bill but Chris King has this hub coming out in March. R45, no disc,
XDR driver.
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I believe DT Swiss can custom configure that hub. QR, 10mm assumed, xd
driver, 135 old.
VTW
On Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at 2:53 PM Bill Lindsay wrote:
> Justin
>
> White Industries doesn't have any model listed on their site that is
> 135mm, QR, with an XD driver. I called White and left a message
Jeremy, I hear you. Do we know that the Atlantis fork, albeit narrower, is
not as stout? Good point about the chain line; will have to ask Riv what
their thoughts were when they set up that 1x12 Atlantis.
The 59 Clem feels too big & long on the single track I ride. On my first
Clem H, I
Bill-
Checking their conversion pages:
https://www.dtswiss.com/en/support/conversion-charts/end-cap-solution-mtb-rear/
it's evident that nearly all of their MTB hubs are convertible to 5mm QR
and that includes their XD driver hubs. You just need to find the right
parts (which is fairly easy
I looked on ebay and I see some QR rear hubs with XD drivers. Here's a $60
one: EBAY Link
Justin
White Industries doesn't have any model listed on their site that is 135mm,
QR, with an XD driver. I called White and left a message asking exactly
that. I assume it would be the MI5 that would need to take a XD driver.
If they can sell that, that's probably the one I would buy
I
Bill-
There are many rear hubs spaces at 135 that can take an XD driver. White
Industries t11 is 130 and reputedly has an XD driver.
https://www.whiteind.com/t11
Or any number of DTSwiss: (centerlock makes a decent rim braked hub)
https://www.dtswiss.com/en/products/hubs-rws/hubs/
Any reason
Thanks for the reply Adam, but I was asking a different question. I'll ask
it again:
Is there a rear hub with: 135mm OLD spacing + a Quick Release axle +
non-disc brakes + SRAM XD driver ?
If that rear hub exists, then one could run a 10-50 cassette on an
Atlantis. If no such hub exists,
Not to derail (hah!) this thread, but I had also briefly considered an MIT
Atlantis as something to work towards as a replacement for my current
CleMTB. I was at Riv HQ a couple of weekends ago and got a chance to look
more closely at the demo bike that's built up pretty closely to my Clem, as
Good to know, Adam. Makes sense. And you experienced this groupset already and
had no issues.
I noticed the article Colin referenced recommended swapping out the GX
derailleur for the X01. If you didn’t have issues then likely not worth it,
unless a sig bunch of folks noticed alignment probs
yeah that makes sense. maybe ill try putting an index shifter on.
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I have the 11-50 12 so Sunrace cassette sitting unused. I doubt I’m going to
use it so if anyone wants to buy...
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more than likely it's the *friction* silver shifter mated to the 10s setup.
some people have noted success with 10speed friction, but mostly what i
hear is that because the cable pull is so minute between gears on the 10s
and 11s cassettes, friction shifting is very sensitive and ghost shifting
I'd be interested to hear how that sunrace sram setup works. I have 1x10 on
my bubbe step through. sunrace big cassette, IRD mjolnir crank, silver
friction on thumb shifter mount, xt derailler with wolftooth. I get tons of
ghost shifting/slipping around on the three smallest gears and don't
hi bill, sunrace makes the 11-50 twelve speed cassette that fits on a
standard 10/11s sram/shimano freehub body. this is what i have. you can
find the mini-group on ebay for just under $300 for the shifter, derailer,
chain, & sunrace cassette package. i try not to buy new bicycle components
Adam Leibow indicates he will run GX Eagle on his Clem
In order to run the 10-50 cassette you need the XD driver on the rear hub. Is
that driver available on a 135mm we rear hub? Is it available on a 135mm QR
non-disc rear hub? Or will you be running a Shimano compatible 11-50 eagle
Bikepacking.com did a good write-up/review of the GX vs. X01 groupset and I
think the recommendations they provide in terms of mix-n-match would be
worth thinking about...
http://www.bikepacking.com/gear/sram-eagle-review/
On Monday, February 11, 2019 at 7:25:03 PM UTC-8, tc wrote:
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> Thanks
Thanks Bill. It looks like the GX Eagle 12-spd groupset (which seems to be
far better liked than NX) is now as 'inexpensive' as the NX stuff was last
year. I would certainly expect the cross-chain effects as you point out;
but surprisingly, complaints are hard to find..I *have *seen reviews
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