SRAM GX Eagle Groupset

The GX Eagle groupset uses a Boost axle standard and a 55mm chainline, so it is designed for modern mountain bike frames. You will also need an XD-compatible freehub body to fit the 10-52T cassette.

The 10-52T range provides a 520% gear ratio, which is significantly wider than traditional drivetrains. This extra range makes steep, technical climbs much easier to manage without sacrificing your top-end speed on descents.

Yes, this system utilizes the SRAM DUB bottom bracket standard. You will need to ensure you have a DUB-compatible bottom bracket shell that matches your frame's specific standard, such as BSA, PressFit, or BB30.

Electronic shifting eliminates the need for physical shift cables, which means you won't have to worry about cable stretch or housing friction over time. It offers consistent, precise gear changes at the touch of a button, regardless of environmental conditions.

Yes, the GX Eagle groupset is available in 170mm and 175mm crank arm lengths to accommodate different rider heights and riding styles. Choosing the right length can help optimize your leverage and pedal clearance on the trail.

The hangerless interface mounts the derailleur directly to the frame, which creates a much stronger and more precise connection than a traditional derailleur hanger. This design improves shifting accuracy and increases the durability of the derailleur in the event of an impact.