SRAM XX T-Type Eagle Transmission AXS Groupset | Wireless 12-Speed MTB Groupset
SRAM XX T-Type Eagle Transmission AXS Groupset | Wireless 12-Speed MTB Groupset
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The SRAM XX T-Type Eagle Transmission AXS 1×12 MTB groupset balances carbon crank arms with a robust Full Mount drivetrain for long trail days and demanding enduro rides. Wireless shifting and a 10–52T cassette give you a wide spread of gears in a simple 1×12 setup.
The right build should feel like your bike, down to the smaller choices. The Bike Lab offers time to work through crank length, fit and the parts you already own, helping you bring an XX build together with care. Every order supports an independent bicycle business.
Built for the trails
The T-Type cassette and derailleur are designed to shift under load, helping you change gear as the trail steepens. The Pod Ultimate controller can be personalised through the AXS app, and removable chainring guards provide extra protection on rougher routes.
What’s included
- XX AXS T-Type Full Mount rear derailleur
- AXS Pod Ultimate wireless controller
- XX DUB MTB Wide carbon crankset and 32T T-Type chainring
- XS-1297 T-Type 10–52T cassette
- XX Eagle Transmission Flattop chain, 126 links
- Two removable chainring guards
- One SRAM AXS rechargeable derailleur battery and charger
Choose your setup
Choose 165, 170 or 175mm crank arms from the available variants. Supplied with a 32T chainring and 10–52T cassette. No power meter is included.
Compatibility and support
Requires a Transmission-compatible frame with a UDH interface, an XD freehub and the correct SRAM DUB MTB Wide bottom bracket for your frame. The Full Mount derailleur replaces the hanger; a conventional hanger-only frame cannot be converted simply by fitting a UDH. Use compatible T-Type drivetrain parts.
Bottom bracket sold separately. Brakes and rotors are not included.
For help checking fit or planning your build, get in touch with your bike’s make, model, year and current setup.
UK delivery only.
Specification:
Specification:
- Drivetrain: 1×12-speed Eagle Transmission (T-Type)
- Shifting: wireless electronic SRAM AXS
- Rear derailleur: XX Full Mount
- AXS Pod Ultimate wireless controller
- XX DUB MTB Wide carbon crankset and 32T T-Type chainring
- XS-1297 T-Type 10–52T cassette
- XX Eagle Transmission Flattop chain, 126 links
- Two removable chainring guards
- One SRAM AXS rechargeable derailleur battery and charger
- Crank lengths: 165, 170 or 175mm — select your variant
- Cassette range: 520%
- Frame: compatible UDH interface; hanger removed for Full Mount installation
- Freehub: SRAM XD
- Bottom bracket: suitable SRAM DUB MTB Wide, sold separately
- Brakes and rotors: not included
- Power meter: not included
Who's it for?
Who's it for?
Designed for gravel racers, endurance riders, and bikepackers seeking wireless precision, wide-range gearing, and dependable braking in a simplified 1× platform.
Want this professionally fitted?
Want this professionally fitted?
The Bike Lab offers expert installation and servicing in and around Surrey and West Sussex. Book today, enquire at TheBikeLabWorkshop@gmail.com or view our services.
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FAQ
How long does a Gold Service take?
As this is a full strip down and rebuild, it usually takes slightly longer than our other services. Most Gold services are completed within 1 to 2 weeks depending on workload and any additional parts required.
Is this service suitable for older bikes?
Yes. Older bikes often benefit the most from a full strip down, especially if they have not had a thorough service in some time.
Will parts be replaced automatically?
No. We will always contact you before replacing any worn or damaged parts. No additional work is carried out without your approval.
What is the difference between Silver and Gold?
The Gold Service includes a full strip down and rebuild, along with headset and bottom bracket removal and re-greasing. Silver focuses more on adjustment, wheel truing, and drivetrain cleaning.
How often should I book a Gold Service?
For regularly ridden bikes, once a year is a good guideline. If you ride in harsh conditions or high mileage, you may benefit from it more frequently.