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Documentation Tutorial videos F.A.Q.
The Ekar chain is compatible with the SR13 for Road and Gravel setups with 42 and 48 tooth cassette sprockets. However, compatible does not mean optimal performance: for maximum performance, we recommend using the SR13-specific chain, the one with a solid pin designed for assemblies with 42 and 48 tooth cassette sprockets
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Yes, it is backwards compatible, which allows it to be used and also improves overall performance.
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Yes, it is possible. The minimum components required for this upgrade are: rear derailleur and controls. During assembly, it is also necessary to check the length of the chain to ensure the system functions correctly. Derailleur adjustment may be necessary on some individual sprockets.
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The 42-tooth SRX cassette is not compatible with the Ekar groupset. However, the 9-42 and 10-48 cassettes are fully compatible with the Ekar GT groupset.
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Yes, it is possible. The Super Record 13 rear derailleur with Nano Clutch can be used in both 1x13 and 2x13 configurations.
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The Super Record X rear derailleur is compatible and guarantees perfect operation with: Standard UDH dropouts and Traditional dropouts. It is not compatible with Direct Mount dropouts or with the Campagnolo UDH dropout developed for SR13 rear derailleurs with and without Nano Clutch.
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No, the brake-only version of the Ergopower is only available for the left lever.
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Yes, the Multishifting function allows you to shift up to three sprockets at a time, both uphill and downhill, and can be configured via the app.
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Yes, the 1x gear is identical for both the Power Meter and Standard versions. The same aero gear is compatible with 1x Road and 1x Gravel chainrings, offering a wide range of available ratios, from 38 to 52, with increments of 2 teeth at a time
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The two chainrings differ in material and axle length. Specifically, the Road version uses a titanium axle, while the Gravel version uses a steel axle, with a different length to ensure optimal chain line and Q factor for Gravel use.
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