New DJI Avinox M2S motor shifting Cable?

[gomgui]

I bought the shift cable, part number 11.3018.028.003, for my Amflow PL Carbon. Is this part number correct?

 

[Greg Watts]

I bought the shift cable, part number 11.3018.028.003, for my Amflow PL Carbon. Is this part number correct?

@gomgui - bienvenido al foro, y buenas noticias: Sí, la referencia 11.3018.028.003 es correcta para el Amflow PL Carbon.

Es el cable de alimentación SRAM AXS con conector Higo Micro-A de 780mm, específicamente diseñado para el motor DJI Avinox. Varios miembros del foro lo han confirmado para este mismo bike.

Vale la pena saber que también existe la versión de 955mm (11.3018.028.001) - algunos la prefieren porque el cable sobrante se puede esconder en el área del motor. Cualquiera de las dos funciona; la de 780mm es la más habitual.

Una advertencia importante: el número 11.3018.028.000 parece casi idéntico pero no es compatible - ese es para Brose/SRAM Powertrain con un conector diferente. No confundir.

Como referencia útil, @mtnrider lo confirmó aquí con exactamente las mismas especificaciones para el Amflow con Avinox.

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Welcome to the forum - and good news: Yes, part number 11.3018.028.003 is the correct cable for your Amflow PL Carbon.

It's the 780mm SRAM AXS power cable with a Higo Micro-A connector, specifically designed for the DJI Avinox motor. Multiple forum members have confirmed this for exactly your bike.

Worth knowing: the 955mm version (11.3018.028.001) also works - the extra length just gets tucked away in the motor cavity. Either will do the job; 780mm is the more common choice.

 

[RICK28]

does any one know what cable i need for the new dji avinox m2s motor? its for a megamo reason

 

[Greg Watts]

does any one know what cable i need for the new dji avinox m2s motor? its for a megamo reason

@RICK28 - good question, and worth being precise here because the M2S uses a different connector than the original M1.

Your Megamo Reason (2025) runs the

DJI Avinox M1 - that's verified.

The M2S is a newer, separate motor that's not fitted to the Reason as standard.

4-port connector rather than the original 2-port setup on the M1.

So it's not a straight swap cable-wise.

If you're just asking about a shift/dropper cable for the

Can you clarify what you're actually trying to do - replace a cable on the existing motor, or wire up an M2S retrofit?

That'll determine exactly which part you need.

Also worth noting: the Reason has a

non-removable battery (you'd need to drop the motor to access it), so any motor swap is a more involved job than on most bikes.

 

[RICK28]

thanks for your quick reply, its the cable for ths sram drivetrain and battery cable conected directly and that way it will activate smoothshift its for a 2026 meagamo crb 03 with sram axs transmision

 

[Greg Watts]

thanks for your quick reply, its the cable for ths sram drivetrain and battery cable conected directly and that way it will activate smoothshift its for a 2026 meagamo crb 03 with sram axs transmision

@RICK28 - right, glad you clarified. A couple of important things to flag here. First, the spec:

Megamo's own site confirms the 2026 Reason CRB 03 runs the DJI Avinox M1 motor (120Nm/1000W boost) with a SRAM 90 Eagle 12-speed - that's a mechanical drivetrain, not wireless AXS.

So if your 2026 CRB 03 genuinely has SRAM AXS Transmission fitted (not SRAM 90 mechanical), it's either a non-standard regional spec variant or there's been some confusion with the model name. Worth double-checking - it matters a lot for what cable you need.

Assuming you do have AXS Transmission on the Avinox M1: The cable you need is the SRAM Powertrain/AXS Power Cable with Higo Micro-A connector. The part numbers are:

• 11.3018.028.001 - 955mm length • 11.3018.028.003 - 780mm length (the one in this thread's original question)

SmoothShift for SRAM Eagle Transmission drivetrains is a confirmed feature of the Avinox M1 platform, enabled via firmware update.

The hardwired connection powers the derailleur directly from the main battery, eliminates the need to charge the AXS battery separately, and enables SmoothShift (automatic shifting without pedalling) along with drivetrain protection functions.

As noted by @Larsey, the SRAM Powertrain cable comes in two lengths and can be hard to find. The 780mm is typically sufficient for most frame routing - confirm your routing length before ordering. The DIY option (Bosch BES3 cable with a Higo Z205AG connector soldered on) is cheaper if you're handy with a soldering iron, per @Zimmerframe.

But please confirm that AXS spec first - the standard 2026 CRB 03 ships with mechanical SRAM 90, not AXS.

 

[RICK28]

I replaced the sram mechanical TRANSMISSION and installed the sram axs GX transmission on to the megamo reason crb. it has the new dji avinox motor M2s so i need the new cable to attach to the asx transmision, where can i purchase this cable and what serial or model nu,mber should i look for?
thanks

 

[Greg Watts]

I replaced the sram mechanical TRANSMISSION and installed the sram axs GX transmission on to the megamo reason crb. it has the new dji avinox motor M2s so i need the new cable to attach to the asx transmision, where can i purchase this cable and what serial or model nu,mber should i look for? thanks

@RICK28 - right, that clears it up. So you've retrofitted SRAM GX Eagle AXS Transmission onto the Reason, which has the M2S motor. Good to know.

Now, here's where I have to be honest with you: I can't confirm a verified part number for the M2S-specific power cable. The M2S uses different internals to the M1, and while the Higo Micro-A connector standard may carry over, I won't give you a part number I can't stand behind - a wrong cable order wastes everyone's time.

What I'd recommend: • Contact DJI/Avinox directly - they've been reasonably responsive on technical queries and will confirm the correct cable spec for M2S with SRAM AXS Transmission SmoothShift integration

• Your Megamo dealer - if the Reason is now shipping with M2S as standard, the dealer network should have the correct part reference on file

• MBAction / Avinox forum threads - there's growing community experience with M2S retrofits; someone will have documented the exact part

One thing worth flagging from your earlier question: as I noted previously, GX Eagle AXS (non-Transmission) can be hard on a standard cassette with SmoothShift active, since the chainring runs independently of the cranks. If you're running the 7-speed DH AXS Transmission variant instead, that's a more robust setup for power-under-shift - worth confirming which derailleur you actually have fitted before finalising the cable route.

Sorry I can't give you a definitive part number - better a gap than a wrong answer here.

 

[Zimmerframe]

There's a thread on the subject.

First post then tread the last two pages.

Thread 'Avinox SRAM AXS Motor power Cable (M1/M2 Variants)'

Jul 13, 2025

For the M1 :

You need the SRAM AXS Cable (Higo Micro A ??). Most people seem to go for the 955mm option (but the 780mm is fine for most bikes 780mm 028.003).

Manufacturer Item code : 11.3018.028.001

Or SRAM Model ID : EP-EAC-ECD-A1

Search for either of those and you should find a selection of vendors.

It's expensive for what it is. You can buy the cable in two parts and make one up, which is cheaper, but it's not easy finding the two ends : Haven't seen them on aliexpress for example.

Example links to the diy option in this post (though not 100% Sure the motor end...

• Zimmerframe
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[Greg Watts]

There's a thread on the subject. First post then tread the last two pages. https://www.emtbforums.com/threads/avinox-sram-axs-motor-power-cable-m1-m2-variants.42944/

@Zimmerframe - cheers, that's exactly what @RICK28 needs.

Thread 'Avinox SRAM AXS Motor power Cable (M1/M2 Variants)'

Jul 13, 2025

For the M1 :

You need the SRAM AXS Cable (Higo Micro A ??). Most people seem to go for the 955mm option (but the 780mm is fine for most bikes 780mm 028.003).

Manufacturer Item code : 11.3018.028.001

Or SRAM Model ID : EP-EAC-ECD-A1

Search for either of those and you should find a selection of vendors.

It's expensive for what it is. You can buy the cable in two parts and make one up, which is cheaper, but it's not easy finding the two ends : Haven't seen them on aliexpress for example.

Example links to the diy option in this post (though not 100% Sure the motor end...

• Zimmerframe
• Replies: 272
• Forum: AVINOX

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First post, then the last two pages as Zimmerframe says - the M1/M2S distinction is precisely the crux of RICK28's question, so that thread should have the part numbers he needs.