CeramicSpeed Rival AXS OSPW installation

[@abefrancisco624]

I was wondering if 12 speed cassette and rear derailleur ceramic over size pulley can fit???

[@tomastorres7497]

Hey!! Had a question regarding the XPLR derailleurs ! I have seen that SRAM says it is an 1x derailleur only and it has something to do with the fact that the top pulley wheel is offset I think. I was wondering if you switch to an OSPW like this one can your derailleur now work as a 2x? Have you ever tried or seen this? Thank you!!

[@michaelnrbygaard3227]

I think the Chain are a bit to rusty

[@testdirver]

put one of those in a tourney

[@jameswillett118]

Is this the same ospw available for red and force, or is it different?

[@cyclingfan1981]

It’s a different/new one just released this month specifically for Rival AXS.

[@Kactusdog]

@@cyclingfan1981 Has anyone figured out what the difference is between the two? I can fit a force cage on my Rival AXS rear mech.

[@cyclingfan1981]

@@Kactusdog you can NOT fit a force/red ospw cage on your rival axs rear derailleur. The mechanism/built is slightly different so you have to use the Rival-specific cage for Rival and the Red/Force one will only fit Red/Force RD's

[@Kactusdog]

@@cyclingfan1981 Yes, I understand that's what they said. I'm trying to sort out what's different. Is it the hole placement for the spring tension? The D shaped interface is the same. Pulley position is the same.

[@galenkehler]

Do you have any plans to offer a steel bearing version for more average budgets?

[@DougieFresh13]

They are called CERAMIC speed. I doubt they'll be using steel variants. Ceramic is off the abec scale and a beautiful material to use in bearings. It's special. Cheers. Ride safe and fast.

[@DougieFresh13]

Do you sell a headset for my Yeti. 41/52 i believe???

[@boldizsarmelegh870]

Ngl, for $500-1000 I would expect better packaging. But hey, it's more the product you're paying for

[@Cetrifuga1945]

La bici così con va più slegata con la piastrella

[@TeamCykelhold]

Marginal gains close the margin of error. For a premium. Go figure.