SRAM AXS WEB

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Anton Nikitin

• April 12, 2021 08:18

Hello! Is there any plans to support SRAM WEB AXS (https://axs.sram.com) Now there is garmin and wahoo

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  Anton Nikitin

  • April 12, 2021 08:27

  This is needed for the ride report - example

  https://axs.sram.com/activities/example

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  Jami

  • April 14, 2021 00:03

  Hello Anton!

  We have had this request before and it is something we hope to bring to the Karoo 2 in the future. I personally would like to be able to access it as well. There is not a timeline for this feature yet. Keep the suggestions coming, though! Many of our best ideas come from the community!

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  Tim Sullivan

  • May 31, 2021 00:09

  Agreed - please add support to link uploaded KAROO2 ride data to SRAM AXS Web, and also please add to record shift information in the KAROO2 unit for upload as well, like Garmin does.  This provides info on SRAM AXS web about gear selection and time in each gear, power in each gear, etc...  Pease add!!  Thanks!

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  James Hogg

  • May 31, 2021 09:02

  +1 . Me too. Let’s get working on shifting info, intégration and store the info into .fit file.

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  Mike Doub

  • July 29, 2021 19:51

  Let me voice let me voice my support for SRAM AXS web support.   Please prioritize getting the shifting data into the .fit files created by the Karoo.  Automation of the automatic upload to SRAM AXS Web can come after.  

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  Dave Starr

  • April 14, 2022 16:11

  Any word on when this will be accomplished ?

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  Anthony Bollhalder

  • May 04, 2022 17:40

  +1 on that

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  Matthew A

  • May 09, 2022 14:59

  +1 for this

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  Richard Soltes

  • October 08, 2022 02:13

   

   

  With the release of its latest road and mountain bike products, SRAM also introduced a new technology it calls AXS (say “access”), essentially a way for all its wireless products to communicate so riders can more easily mix and match components from its different groups.

   

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