SRAM · TWO PRODUCT RECIPES
GX Eagle: choose the right system.
Conventional mechanical Eagle and GX AXS Transmission, connected from controls to cassette, crank and frame.
Compare the GX parts recipesCRANKSETS · SRAM
Start with the system family and generation. Keep the shifter, derailleur, cassette, chain, chainring, crank and hub interface together.
SRAM · TWO PRODUCT RECIPES
Conventional mechanical Eagle and GX AXS Transmission, connected from controls to cassette, crank and frame.
Compare the GX parts recipesFull Mount system families; check the exact frame and component requirements.
Keep its mechanical and AXS generations distinct from Transmission.
Identify the exact gravity drivetrain generation and gearing.
Drop-bar systems; consult the model-specific map for MTB crossover.
Mechanical shifters, electronic controllers, drop-bar shift/brake controls, paddles, clamps and adapters.
Rear derailleur, cage, pulleys, clutch/service parts, hanger or mounting interface; front derailleur where used.
Left/right arms, spindle, spider/direct-mount interface, preload parts, bolts, spacers, boots.
Ring, tooth profile, offset, bolt circle/direct mount, bolts, spider; single/multiple-ring systems where applicable.
Bearings, cups, sleeve, seals, spacers, preload parts, fit kits and installation tools.
Sprockets, carrier, lockring, spacers; single-speed cog, driver or freewheel where relevant.
Exact chain family, links, connecting/quick link, joining tool, wear measurement, lubrication system.
Upper/lower guide, tensioner, rollers, bash guard, mounting hardware; idler systems and spider dampers where used.
Flat/clipless pedal body, axle, bearings, bushings, seals, traction pins, cleats, cleat bolts and shims.
Compare aftermarket options for the exact application. A brand appearing here does not approve it for every SRAM system.
Manufacturer catalogs reviewed September 28, 2026. These are product and service resources; listings do not establish compatibility, stock or sponsorship.