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SRAMXG-1199 XX1 Cassette 10-42t
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Pro quality wide range cassette with innovative X-Dome design.
- X-Dome machined-steel design minimizes weight while minimizing flex
- Largest cog is aluminum
- Use with SRAM XX1 11-speed chain
- SRAM 10 and 11 speed cassettes with 11 tooth cogs have the smallest cog located behind the cassette in the packaging
- Requires use of XD driver (freehub body)
Specifications
Cassette Body Type
SRAM XD
Cassette Cogs
10-12-14-16-18-21-24-28-32-36-42
Cassette Spacing
Shimano / SRAM 11
Chain Compatibility
Shimano/SRAM 11
Number of Speeds
11-Speed
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this mountain cassette work with a sram rival 1 or force 1 long rear derailleur and shifters?
Will this mountain cassette work with a sram rival 1 or force 1 long rear derailleur and shifters?
A.
anwered by: canteau
This cassette is compatible with SRAM Rival1 and Force 1 drivetrains when used with the long cage derailleur and a 1x front chainring.
This cassette is compatible with SRAM Rival1 and Force 1 drivetrains when used with the long cage derailleur and a 1x front chainring.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Not a question, just some experience: shifts great on xtr di2 with a goatlink.
Not a question, just some experience: shifts great on xtr di2 with a goatlink.
A.
anwered by: mwirth
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
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Customer Reviews
5
May 21, 2015
reviewed by: osteo
Awesome, just awesome! I can't believe I waited so long to switch. I believe it is lighter than the XTR cassette I had, looks pretty slick, shifts amazing and seems to stay clean a lot better as well.
The price can be a bit steep but considering it is made out of tool steel apparently it is supposed to last 4 times longer than an aluminum cassette, time will tell but so far I am hopeful.
The back end of the bike seems lighter as well, not sure the weight loss between the Hub Driver and the cassette but I feel I can pop the rear wheel up much easier than before (not that it took much effort).
If I had a 2nd bike, I'd be putting this on it as well!
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