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https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/sram-13-speed-axs-xplr-gravel-groups…

I’ve had my transmission bike for a few weeks and I have to say I can’t really relate to what you’re saying. The shifting is on point and as fast as I could ever need it. If you’re talking about a pro level racer, maybe rapid shifting comes in to play more than the average consumer. I definitely wouldn’t call it laggy. Also, I didn’t really say wear and tear. I meant a catastrophic event. All of us in here have probably ridden long enough to know that you have to let off a little bit downshifting during a climb...

I haven’t watched the linked video yet, but I have to say; Who cares how fast it shifts? Having T type on an Ebike is beneficial because it knows where to put the chain at the right time. If you accidentally forget you’re in a high-power mode and ham-fist a shift, you’re not going to snap your chain or cassette or worse…

Heat management?

New Maven seen without tape or camo.