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To keep you focused on the ride ahead, arm yourself with some essential trailside knowledge.

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TRAILSIDE IMPACT RESET

The Full Mount on your Eagle Transmission is designed to rotate in the event of frontal impact, moving your derailleur away from danger. A simple trailside reset may occasionally be required to re-align your derailleur’s position. There are two ways to perform the reset: a simple method utilizing the rear axle, or a more manual approach that can be used in a pinch.

What to look for: if you’ve struck your derailleur, verify that the knurled ring mark is aligned with the mark on the full mount. If misaligned, a trailside impact reset is required.

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HOW TO: RESET WITH AXLE

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HOW TO: RESET BY HAND

WHEEL REMOVAL & INSTALLATION

Rear wheel removal and installation is still fast and simple, whether you’re swapping a wheel mid-race or preparing your bike for transport.  

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HOW TO: REMOVE YOUR REAR WHEEL

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HOW TO: INSTALL YOUR REAR WHEEL

FINE-TUNING

To further optimize shift performance or eliminate unwanted rasping sounds, adjust the rear derailleur trim position using MicroAdjust™. This feature compensates for the subtle variations that can occur at the hub.

TECH TIP: Less is more. MicroAdjust one click at a time until performance is optimized.

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HOW TO: FINE-TUNE USING POD CONTROLLER

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HOW TO: FINE-TUNE USING AXS APP

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IT’S SUPPOSED TO LOOK LIKE THAT

The Eagle Transmission derailleur houses its pulley wheels in what we call our Inline Cage. Oriented to keep the top pulley in perfect alignment with the cassette, it also keeps the bottom pulley at an optimum angle with the front chainring — which gives it the appearance of having a twist.

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DIGITAL SYSTEMS CHECK

If your Eagle Transmission stops shifting, it’s probably something as simple as a derailleur battery that needs charging, a controller battery that needs to be replaced, or a system that needs to go through the pairing process.

• Check the battery status by pressing the AXS button on the derailleur and the controller. No light? That battery is out of juice.

• If the batteries have power, re-pair the system to ensure the whole system is communicating.

TECH TIP: In case of a dead AXS Pod Controller battery out on the trail, use a quick single or double click of the derailleur’s AXS button to initiate a shift to a suitable gear. Single click for harder, double click for easier.

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