Recent content by QuackFU

Completely agree about Pinkbike and would never rely on their user base for an objective opinion. I'm a US emtb rider and have experienced none of that negative or entitled attitude either.

Sorry forgot it came with t type I changed mine out to my axis immediately so I don't know what was on there. Just trying to answer the question and anyone else is welcome to chime in and answer their questions

I'm sure if you still have the cable housing that would be MUCH easier, mine was already pulled since had already switched to wireless. My LBS is very meticulous and like to make sure everything is perfect. So while you may not have to do anything with the triangle, they may have just to make...

Shifting pod, t type chain, chainring and cassette are also necessary

It did plug right into the motor but they did have to partially remove the rear triangle and drop the motor to route it through there properly

Yes it is. Had my shop install one for me 2 weeks ago. And it works really well especially since it can shift with no load on the system

And with all due respect, I'm sorry my answer to follow the directions explicitly, that works for everyone else, wasn't satisfactory to you. No one will know "why" something is happening if it has never happened for them.

And it does, because I ran it on mine and currently have an Eagle 70 on it that uses the same UDH mount. So it is not the bike it is the set up.

Rise LT has nothing to do with it. Pull up SRAM t type installation video on You Tube and it will walk you through it

Interesting and good to know. Not what I would call a female connection but some people do things differently 🤣

That's good to know

Yes it's a SRAM made cable, but the actual female connector I don't think is native to the Avinox motor

The connector is native to the avinox motor? Was under the impression you had to splice that into the Avinox, at least here in the States as it isn't available yet