Any point to using a derailleur hanger alignment tool on a brand new hanger/frame? I get it helps remove niggles in shifting but eagle always sets up pretty flawlessly for me as long as the hanger and mech are brand new and not got a bent cage or something, oh and providing I don't ham fist the cable tension too much hehe. Sweet steed, super clean lines.
Just because a new hanger is straight on its own, doesn't mean it'll be aligned once installed. However, the slight misalignment is usually not enough to make indexing impossible. Of the number of new bikes I've done a hanger realignment on, I've only encountered one that can be left alone (still within 3 mm at the tool), but I perfected it anyway.
From the question also I'm guessing the guy works on bikes as a hobby, but please correct me if I'm wrong. But anyway, that's what you'd want from a good professional mechanic to check every detail before it even goes with a price tag, and also adding to the fact that the consumers would be happy about. I should note also that 12 speed setups can be quite finicky sometimes depending on what you are running.
Hello SRAM, can you please tell me why we shouldn't apply any grease to the mounting bolt or derailleur hanger threads? What are the consequences if we do that?
At 4:11, he's checking the derailleur hanger is properly aligned. At 4:55, yes the bike should be at sag when checking chain gap...it's possible a second person was helping for this and they just can't be seen in the video.
Props for making the video a reasonable amount of time. The 20+ build videos are unnecessary and frankly unwatchable imo. To much time spent looking at screens instead of out riding.
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I really like this color! I hope they will go back to painted frames in 2024.
That is one hell of a nice and expensive bike. Meanwhile I am trying to work extra hours to get an enduro bike.
@Levi Marshall appreciate the motivation my guy
You're earning your bike the right way. You'll appreciate it more.
i feel you man -_- one last year in uni for me then I am buying a top of the line bike
@@mickaelht598 same with me! Very excited!
and I'd like to thank this video's sponsor: Park Tool
What!! You only built one seven days ago?? I’ve built like half a dozen so far. Lol. Closest to first produced is serial number 7. Great vid SRAM!!
First I've seen of a hose-less dropper, caulk me up as intrigued. Incredible bike build, cheers.
I was looking at getting one but they aren't coming into my country for over a year, and this thing has already been out for two years.
Its absolutely worth it
Beautiful
It takes me 3+ hours toi build a bike and this guy did it in 6 minutes.
Mmmm, I love a build video, and that was an awesome build video!! 👏🏻
I need one of those hats!!
Awesome bike. More info on the grips?
PERFECT BIKE......
Wow 🥺
Are those the actual design of the grips? I sure hope so. The OC person in me is thinking that they're dirty. Hahahaha!
Red/Black Marble Descendant Grips ⇨ www.sram.com/en/truvativ/models/ac-lck-dc-a1
@@SRAM Thank you!
amazing
it is very cool
Any point to using a derailleur hanger alignment tool on a brand new hanger/frame? I get it helps remove niggles in shifting but eagle always sets up pretty flawlessly for me as long as the hanger and mech are brand new and not got a bent cage or something, oh and providing I don't ham fist the cable tension too much hehe.
Sweet steed, super clean lines.
Just because a new hanger is straight on its own, doesn't mean it'll be aligned once installed. However, the slight misalignment is usually not enough to make indexing impossible.
Of the number of new bikes I've done a hanger realignment on, I've only encountered one that can be left alone (still within 3 mm at the tool), but I perfected it anyway.
From the question also I'm guessing the guy works on bikes as a hobby, but please correct me if I'm wrong. But anyway, that's what you'd want from a good professional mechanic to check every detail before it even goes with a price tag, and also adding to the fact that the consumers would be happy about. I should note also that 12 speed setups can be quite finicky sometimes depending on what you are running.
Imagine being able to hack the remote signal and change your friends gearing or saddle height at distance. So funny
What did you use to plug the open internal routing ports?
Chain link upside down?
😍😍😍
😍😍
Where can i get those titanium screws for the caliper?
Hello SRAM, can you please tell me why we shouldn't apply any grease to the mounting bolt
or derailleur hanger threads? What are the consequences if we do that?
shimano is better
2 questions:
1. what does he do around 4:11?
2. and at 4:55 setting it should be at sag?
thx
cheers
At 4:11, he's checking the derailleur hanger is properly aligned. At 4:55, yes the bike should be at sag when checking chain gap...it's possible a second person was helping for this and they just can't be seen in the video.
How can I get one?
These are harder to find then diamonds, due to their stock
Wish the cables didn’t go under the BB
what's the track at 5:10 ?
"Sage/submerge" by Coldbrew
Cost? I'm guessing about $11,000.
Need soper mtb and fast on road towince
Give aways 🙏🙏🙏
Yes it must be very expensive bike
No internal guided cable routing? Yikes. Even much cheaper 5 years old carbon bikes have that...
Props for making the video a reasonable amount of time. The 20+ build videos are unnecessary and frankly unwatchable imo. To much time spent looking at screens instead of out riding.
That’s a shame you’re using I-9 hubs their junk!!
Sram would you like to sponsor my junior xc team?
Give me bike sir
Awesome arrival, really vanilla build. Guides instead of codes and a lyric and not a zebb. Seriously. Also stop copying Gee Milner
Not a single torque wrench was used
0:53
@@benbothman7288 as damn, i missed that one time
Also at 1:20 as well. (Preset torque wrench)
We Are One ..... ugly bike
Bob Marley is it really you!?
@@joshdonley2842 Ya mon. Experience teaches wisdom
@@johnnyweekend I meant Stevie Wonder