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GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit - electronic shifting in few steps

GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit - electronic shifting in few steps

ASPIRE SPORTS / Blog / News / GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit - electronic shifting in few steps

13.05.2025

If you're not a fan of cable-actuated shifting on your bike but don't want to spend a lot of money on a brand-new SRAM T-Type rear derailleur, SRAM has got you covered. It is called the SRAM GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit. How does this kit work?

GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit

Take Eagle Transmission to the next level with your entry point to the AXS Ecosystem of wirelessly connected components. Designed to make upgrading from mechanical to wireless as simple as possible, the GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit includes an AXS-enabled derailleur body, AXS Battery, and AXS Pod Controller. Remove the threaded cage assembly and mount bolt from your mechanical Eagle 90 or 70 derailleur, and reinstall it on the new GX Eagle Transmission derailleur body. An included Eagle T-Type PowerLock gives you peace of mind when reinstalling the chain.

Includes AXS-enabled GX Eagle Transmission derailleur body, AXS Pod Controller, AXS Battery, Battery Charger, and Eagle T-Type PowerLock
Threaded cage assembly and derailleur mount bolt not included. Re-use these from Eagle 90 or Eagle 70 derailleur
Hangerless Interface (UDH) frame compatibility only
T-Type Component compatibility only
Distinct black ano finish

GX Eagle Transmission Upgrade Kit

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