I got stuck in the boonies with this exact problem. I had no clue about these batteries. NOTE if you unscrew the little screws near the battery you will open up the hydraulics (if you have them) and your grief will be greatly multiplied. Nice video!
I have the same color Aeroad with Force. Some 1.5” helicopter tape will protect your chainstays from chips / chain slap. Use a close matching nail polish to cover chips.
You can use the new battery as the tool to open the battery cover, then use the old battery to close it.
I got stuck in the boonies with this exact problem. I had no clue about these batteries. NOTE if you unscrew the little screws near the battery you will open up the hydraulics (if you have them) and your grief will be greatly multiplied. Nice video!
Thanks for the extra info!
You saved my bike from being yeeted out of the window. Several hours of searching and nothing on sram website. Thank you. A lot
You're welcome! Glad I could assist... Ride Safe!
I have the same color Aeroad with Force.
Some 1.5” helicopter tape will protect your chainstays from chips / chain slap.
Use a close matching nail polish to cover chips.
Your video saved my ride today. Like you, I had no idea the shifters are battery powered. Kinda obvious now, but hey, thanks a ton:-)
So glad to hear! Ride safe out there...
Thanks for the great tutorial! Well
done, sir, well done!
The battery status for everything is found on the phone app
I am staring at the app and it says battery is good yet the light does not go on. I think it might be deceiving sometimes
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Very informative!
Thankyou, I never knew this