How’s that for a CSI Miami style ‘ENHANCE!’ picture?Jack Luke / Immediate Media
We just spotted a more refined version of SRAM’s eTap Eagle groupset on the back of U23 women’s XC leader, Malene Degn’s bikeJack Luke / Immediate Media
The derailleur looks close to production-readyJack Luke / Immediate Media
The conditions on course were savageJack Luke / Immediate Media
This is as close as we’ve got to the new eTap rear derailleurJack Luke / Immediate Media Co
UPDATE! New shots of the eTap Eagle groupsetJack Luke / Immediate Media Co
This is one of the first images of the eTap Eagle shiftersJack Luke / Immediate Media Co
A screenshot of the detailed image showing SRAM’s Wireless Eagle eTap rear derailleur on Nino Schurter’s bikeInstagram/michalcervenyphoto
Is Eagle eTap on the way? By the looks of Nino Schurter’s rear derailleur, the answer is yesUnknown
World Champ Nino Schurter was spotted ripping with the unreleased electronic groupUnknown
Here’s another angle of Schurter’s Scott Spark that appears to be missing a shift cable from the right of the handlebarNino Schurter Instagram
Interestingly, this patent drawing for an electric rear derailleur with a clutch is from October, 2013SRAM
With 1×12 gearing, there’s no front derailleur battery to swap, should the battery run outSRAM
The battery detaches just like SRAM Red eTapSRAM
It’s astonishing how many gears it takes for the electric version compared to a simple spring for the mechanical derailleurSRAM
The shifter looks to be like nothing we’ve seen beforeSRAM
It appears SRAM is taking cues from its past GripShift glory days with one of the shifter designsSRAM
This under bar shifter looks similar to what most riders are accustom to. It does appear to use a index finger trigger whereas current SRAM shifters are thumb onlySRAM
