By that logic, you can state that SRAM, Shimano, and Campy deraillers are all incompatible with 52-tooth chainrings if you find one bike that has a derailleur mount that is too low for any of those derailleurs to work.
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Sram axs FDs are specifically made to be used with 46-50T chain rings. If they weren't, there would be many bikes that wouldn't allow the FD to go low enough. The mounting threads are placed higher than normal. Sram now offers a special FD with two mounting positions to handle larger 54/41 chain rings, that they sell.
All I've said is that some bikes might not have the extra 4mm of travel needed to use a 52. For all practical purposes, you'll have an 11 speed bike with 52 or 54t big rings.
https://cyclingtips.com/2020/01/bigger- ... l-reasons/
All I've said is that some bikes might not have the extra 4mm of travel needed to use a 52. For all practical purposes, you'll have an 11 speed bike with 52 or 54t big rings.
https://cyclingtips.com/2020/01/bigger- ... l-reasons/