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The UK-made Ratio Mech is a modular, all-purpose 1x mechanical rear derailleur designed to replace existing derailleurs across various bike types, promising improved shifting through reduced friction without electronic components. It features a versatile design compatible with different mounting styles and gear ranges, and is user-serviceable and rebuildable.
Taiwanese brand TRP has released its new EVO12 and EVO7 complete drivetrains, which include two new derailleurs, two shifters, carbon and aluminum cranks, and two cassettes, all of which are intended to compete against the best mechanical options from Shimano and SRAM. The EVO12 derailleur features a Hall Lock to prevent floppy derailleur syndrome, while the matching shifters have a hidden switch to choose between single or multi-shift modes. The new cassette is a two-piece design, with the first ten cogs being machined from a single piece of forged steel and the two largest cogs in aluminum.
SRAM has launched its new T-Type Eagle Transmission, which features a direct-mount design that removes the need for a derailleur hanger and derailleur adjustment screws. The new system includes all parts of a drivetrain, each designed to work together, and is intended to increase drivetrain robustness and reliability, improve shifting under load, and increase ease of use and set up. The T-Type Eagle Transmission is available in three levels and is only compatible with bikes that use SRAM's Universal Derailleur Hanger.