Campagnolo have said that for a long, long time. According to Graeme if they have doubts over a warranty claim they will ask for pictures of complete bike setups from the retailer and will deny claims if non-Campag parts are present in the drivetrain. I think he used the example a while back of a destroyed rear mech/chain etc sent back that had the remains of a KMC link hanging from it. Denied.wheelsONfire wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2019 11:10 amWhen i bought my Etap and read the warranty, it was only valid using Sram (crank, chain etc), not aftermarket.
No idea how they would check that, not even sure i've seen that claim before.
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I have seen several chain failures caused at the quick link - rear mech, chain, wheel and frame damaged. Why should they warrant a set up that they have not produced themselves?
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Yeah, those quick links should be checked more carefully. I have had a few that have been stiff enough not going through the RD wheels.
Now i use grease on the QL when i install it aswell as check that it runs smooth.
I don't know why they have snapped or failed, perhaps they have been re-installed or not been seated properly!?
But i guess it's same with the "pin" versions Shimano and Campa uses. If the pin is not well in place, they also run badly.
My reasons for buying the Red BB386 crankset was foremost getting correct chainline.
I have actually just now bought the XG-1190.
But not installed it. I have been riding DA9000 and UL6800 cassettes. Use XG-1130 on my Neo.
They all work splendid (all 11-28)!
Now i use grease on the QL when i install it aswell as check that it runs smooth.
I don't know why they have snapped or failed, perhaps they have been re-installed or not been seated properly!?
But i guess it's same with the "pin" versions Shimano and Campa uses. If the pin is not well in place, they also run badly.
My reasons for buying the Red BB386 crankset was foremost getting correct chainline.
I have actually just now bought the XG-1190.
But not installed it. I have been riding DA9000 and UL6800 cassettes. Use XG-1130 on my Neo.
They all work splendid (all 11-28)!
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Sry, my fault. He only did mean Campagnolo chains and builts his custom cassettes.Karvalo wrote: ↑Sun Mar 10, 2019 3:40 pmDid they say it'd work because they've tried it, or because they think it will work? The potential issues I can see are first whether the rear mech pushes a chain with conventional rollers with as much authority as it would a Flat Top chain whose rollers match the jockey wheel design. Then, you'll have a fundamentally different set of chainring options to choose from. The front mech has been designed for a max chainring size of 50t, so if you want faster than 50x11 you might be out of luck. If you're happy with a 50, then the front mech has only been designed to handle 13t gaps, so the 16t gap of a normal 50/34 may cause issues. Then, ok all of that might work, but does it work perfectly? Does it deliver the absolute top level of performance (as designed by SRAM with the complete system) that justifies the very large amount of money you just spent on it?
Tricky one that. When a bike site says "we used Product X in a way we weren't supposed to and it didn't work" the only thing some people will take from that headline is "Product X doesn't work". Manufacturers don't want to see those headlines, and are then less likely to give test equipment and demo day invites to review sites who have a habit of doing it.It would be real nice if the so called bike test sites would clarify it on their own, so that the end user does not to.
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I´m thinking of running the Eagle AXS together with the 10-50T cassette, Eagle chain and 1x AbsoluteBlack oval chain ring + RockShox Reverb AXS dropper post on my new Litespeed Gravel. Does anybody know if this will work with eTap RED road shifters?
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It will work with any AXS shifters, including the mech road ones. It will not work with the previous eTap shifters.
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This seems crazy. I hope SRAM is forced to release firmware for the old shifters and front mech to make them compatible.
The shifters aren't smart, they send one command in normal operation. I wouldn't care if I lost trimming. Front mech does one thing.
With di2 I can use a 3 gen old 10sp shifter, update the firmware and it works in the system.
For example I have an etap Venge Disc. I should only need to buy rear mech, chain, cluster and chainrings. Then conversion kit for rear hub.
If that was $1500 it would be an option next time I wore out a cluster. Instead not feasible, wait for whole new bike.
The shifters aren't smart, they send one command in normal operation. I wouldn't care if I lost trimming. Front mech does one thing.
With di2 I can use a 3 gen old 10sp shifter, update the firmware and it works in the system.
For example I have an etap Venge Disc. I should only need to buy rear mech, chain, cluster and chainrings. Then conversion kit for rear hub.
If that was $1500 it would be an option next time I wore out a cluster. Instead not feasible, wait for whole new bike.
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BahahahahahahaSoulsolutions wrote:This seems crazy. I hope SRAM is forced to release firmware for the old shifters and front mech to make them compatible.
The shifters aren't smart, they send one command in normal operation. I wouldn't care if I lost trimming. Front mech does one thing.
With di2 I can use a 3 gen old 10sp shifter, update the firmware and it works in the system.
For example I have an etap Venge Disc. I should only need to buy rear mech, chain, cluster and chainrings. Then conversion kit for rear hub.
If that was $1500 it would be an option next time I wore out a cluster. Instead not feasible, wait for whole new bike.
Comedy gold.
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rear derailleur Red AXS failure????
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... ClsFSOywqM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... 1POlA3m8jU
who has uploaded the 2nd video, comments about another from a Venge and that another taken from its box does the same
they fail or are they really like that? because if they are like that, they say that in march they sound a lot
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... ClsFSOywqM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... 1POlA3m8jU
who has uploaded the 2nd video, comments about another from a Venge and that another taken from its box does the same
they fail or are they really like that? because if they are like that, they say that in march they sound a lot
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Both of my 11spd rear mechs are the same! Nothing to worry about!Ritxis wrote: ↑Thu Jul 04, 2019 10:02 pmrear derailleur Red AXS failure????
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... ClsFSOywqM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... 1POlA3m8jU
who has uploaded the 2nd video, comments about another from a Venge and that another taken from its box does the same
they fail or are they really like that? because if they are like that, they say that in march they sound a lot
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The play is larger than I've seen in Shimano and Campagnolo (and haven't seen new AXS up close), but to alliviate some concerns, if you look at any of the electronic derailleurs, to handle gear train play they all have a spring to push it to the one side. It's on all electronic derailleurs.
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C‘mon, are you serious?Ritxis wrote:rear derailleur Red AXS failure????
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... ClsFSOywqM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... 1POlA3m8jU
who has uploaded the 2nd video, comments about another from a Venge and that another taken from its box does the same
they fail or are they really like that? because if they are like that, they say that in march they sound a lot
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