Ratio Technology is back with another shifting conversion, this time allowing SRAM’s Apex 12-speed mechanical shifters to pair with the robust Eagle T70 and T90 mountain bike derailleurs. The kit from Ratio Tech includes a replacement link and fin for the rear derailleur (CNC machined in-house), plus a rear-exit cable stop that includes an integrated barrel adjuster. The pieces convert the pull ratio to match SRAM’s Apex 12-speed shifter, all while adjusting the cable path to better suit gravel frames. In for review: SRAM Eagle 90 Mechanical TransmissionA detailed look at SRAM’s new mechanical shifting, along with some early impressions.Escape CollectiveDave Rome The kit sells for £70, or approximately US$76 / €65 / AU$107. You’ll also need SRAM’s Apex 12-speed mechanical shifters, an Eagle T70 or T90 rear derailleur, a UDH-compatible frame, a Transmission T-Type cassette, and a matching chain.

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