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Budget is a relative term, but in the arena of wireless mountain bike shifting components, the WheelTop EDS OX2.0 system is just that at $399 for derailleur and shifter — at least half the retail price of SRAM or Shimano wireless equivalents. Following a relatively successful time aboard the 1.0 WheelTop wireless shifting system ( see it here ), Vital tester, Luca Cometti, got his hands aboard the new EDS OX2.0 components to see how they compete in this burgeoning electronic gear-changing landscape. Luca rode the WheelTop system on a Canyon Torque with a SRAM Eagle cassette and pushed it...

A few months ago, Wheeltop sent us their Electronic Derailleur System (EDS OX1.0) to test. We were excited to see how it performed considering its affordable-for-a-wireless-system $360 price tag. Within a week of our review being completed, to our surprise, Wheeltop discontinued the EDS OX1.0 system and replaced it with the EDS OX2.0 which looks very similar to, but not identical to, SRAM's Eagle AXS offerings. The EDS OX1.0 is now no longer available for purchase and Wheeltop has removed most, if not all, of the details and documents about the 1.0 system from its website. The EDS OX1.0 wasn't...