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Went on 1200 km bikepacking trip with my Enduro. It was great

What happened to when a MTB was just a MTB. I still ride my 2011 Giant Talon One 29er and am happy. As an average rider, I'm so tired of the marketing hype.

Appreciate the bonus footage at the end. I was wondering why Zach chose the EDS over the AXS

IT would be good to compare with Shimano Di2 also

Love my BT420 on my Norco Range ebike, especially the levers. Everyone wants the one finger levers but wait until fatigue, RSI and arthritis takes out the one digit Put a two piece Hope 220mm rotor on and they are smooth and quiet

That is sickness that can be cured … by getting few bikes you work on … but remember to leave one you can actualy ride …

That is not a test. If you want ro test sth you have to change just one thing. one thing only. And you have changed tyres, wheels and cassette. … Might be that after just changing tyre you would achieve 80% of your total massive improvement and changing wheels did 10% and cassette 10%.

Great explanation. as a biker's mom i know how much this video is helpfull. you have the potential to go big but i think the only thing stoping you is the video editing. You can work on it It's just a constructive criticism. I hope you dont mind!

Been using sram gx axs for about a year and a half and it has worked flawlessly shifts smoothly every time

I think most of the differences are minuscule between the two systems. As you said, the biggest and most important factor to determine is the durability. Secondarily, customers service when there is a problem. I’m really torn if the electronic aspect is worth the high potential of aggregation. Great video on the comparison. Keep it going!

I knew I recognized that bike lol. Zach did an awesome job customizing it 🔥

Trying to find a good tripod that'll follow me while I'm skating but it would seem as if we don't have the technology to follow someone if they're doing anything other than slow tippy toe type walking 🥲

orange is a great color. stands out in a good way.

Do i service the suspension or....spend double on all new stuff. The latter

I have the GX AXS (first generation) on a 2018 bike, so not T-Type. I have used it with a 12 speed Shimano cassette (and it shifted well) and with a 12 speed RAM cassette, which does work slightly better. And the B-gap and micro adjusts are very important. I adjust with sag set, which also helps, but as mentioned isn't critical if you then check to see where it ended up in sag. Of course, the less rear travel, the less critical this difference is.

Great review and thanks for saving me 200 bucks lol. That was my main concern with these pedals is I assumed your foot would shift around quite a bit cause most clipless shoes aren't designed to hook up with pins as it's usually completely dependent on the engagement of the clipless mech. The rubber is generally super hard and tough. Your experience confirmed exactly what I was thinking and like you, I tried clipless but never felt the confidence on sketchy stuff when clipped in and caused me to avoid trails I used to love.

is it backwards?

I have old and new T type sram. No problems with the old ones but the new XO has had some issues. Bent cage and replaced 1/2 of it. Thought it was ok but just kept getting worse. Then put on new chain and it broke it after 10 miles. Just put new $130 full cage on it this morning. We will see what happens

How about comparing 2 shifters with the same drivetrains? Wtf is this comparison, garbage shifting Garbaruk cassette + who knows what chain vs complete shimano HG+ cassette/chain combo. This comparison makes no sense.

Try SRAM GX or X01 cassette. I found X01 shifts perfect.

I have the gx axs transmission and it is outstanding! You can barely feel the shift. It’s so smooth

just don't buy SRAM !!!

Tuning gears 101 1. Check the hanger is straight

Wheeltop for the win. Sram srucks😅

does the x4/x3 or even 360 cameras in general have that motion blur effect? Same with gopro action cams with the nd filter on

I have sram gx axs on my gen 4 Trek rail and i dont like it at all. I have shimano xt on my slashh and love it. Gx wireless thing is lovely, but when you pedal after the shit it cruches and pulls alot as if the chain is about to snap. When you stand up and pedal hard it snaps alot. Also a tooth from the cassette broke after some 5 months of moderate use. Really disspointed with it. I will be looking to either get transmission XX. I tried it on friends specialized turbo levo and it felt smoother. I think for the price of gx you get a pretty mid shifting performance. Although Shimano XT is cable. Its night and day. Not even comparable how smooth XT is.

I got an 11 like they are sending you when they first come out and it's been a good camera for me. I understand being upset with GoPro because I am too. I'm a subscriber also and was looking at the 13. They have it for 350 right now and I'm supposed to get 100 dollars off my next camera from them. They say it's some type of deal that the 100 off doesn't apply too. I'm looking at the Ace Pro 2 now. They seem to be having some crazy business things going on which hurt their business if you ask me. Agents are not allowed to tell about future cameras that might be coming out either and they may not know also. I would think for what you do with them it would benefit them to just give you another 11. The last couple of sentences were about GoPro.

Hold on a sec...threadlocker on plastic?

Dude, if you look at how your derailer is position is pushed right against your cassette and you’re saying that you were having shifting issues. That’s a telltale sign right there. It’s not properly set up.

And get out and have some fun, people!

Hi, i would like to buy coil shock, i know dimensions, but should i be worried about compression and rebound tune? Thank you

I have SRAM Transmission. Flawless shifting and no B screws or high or low limits screws. Really dumb at this point to buy any bike that is not UDH compatible.

hey man, i have a fox 36 rhythm and a fox float x performance, exactly like you. would upgrading to a 38 performance elite be worth it over upgrading to a fox dhx in the rear?

How quickly will either system downshift when you go from a quick downhill to uphill transition? Does mechanical have the advantage where you can dump 3-4 cogs at a time?

I had a full Shimano XT/XTR setup which was fantastic but wanting to try something new, I tossed on a X01 AXS derailleur w the new Transmission pod shifter (not Ultimate). With that, shifting was okay but not as smooth as Shimano and I noticed that the chain would feel like it was jumping on occasion. I think that was through the jockey wheels, honestly. So I put on an e13 Helix R cassette with an X01 chain and now the shifting is smoother but still not quite as silky as Shimano, especially under load. The B gap and all that is on point. Rating both setups: SRAM X01 AXS: 9/10 Shimano (even Deore) is 10/10 Shimano AXS 8.5/10

I agree with you on the EDS button. My SRAM has the rocker type with and index finger extension shifter, comparing with the EDS buttons, you'll notice on the EDS, lower button is higher than the top one. It resembles the shimano shifter and was extremely intuitive. I had no issues getting used to it from the first ride. On the sram rocker, the top "button" is higher instead, after a few months, I'm still getting confused which button goes which direction. Muscle memory will smash the higher button to drop gear, but I end up getting to a higher heavier gear and mess up my shifting and momentum. 🤦‍♂️

Not using a SRAM cassette. This comparison is invalid.

Yes that's what I thought but it would be handy if they shipped a spare with the upgrade kit. I do have spares coming but their taking a while to get them here to Australia . I guess the sram axis has that built in clutch thing that can take impacts. But gee this is a great system

That is a big pro tip. I bet SRAM doesn't tell you that. I'm a Shimano guy anyway. Rarely have a problem with Shimano but I've always had issues with SRAM shifting. Maybe just some bad luck 🤷🏼. Check out Archer D1X shifter for fun. Works on any bike any speed.

Take a peek at the "Big outside MTB" video on this he did investigate a bit "why SRAM transmission sucks" It's pretty interesting...

trail bike, Full Sup XC, and a hardtail. My old ass would never need an Enduro Bike, not getting on those Double Diamonds.