SRAM GX Eagle
99,95
SRAM GX Eagle
Shimano XT M8100
From 69,-
Shimano XT M8100
SRAM XX1 Eagle
249,-
SRAM XX1 Eagle

SRAM GX Eagle vs. Shimano XT M8100 vs. SRAM XX1 Eagle

SRAM GX Eagle
Shimano XT M8100
SRAM XX1 Eagle
SRAM GX Eagle

99,95

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Shimano XT M8100

From 69,-

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SRAM XX1 Eagle

249,-

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This is what our customers think

Reviews
(145)
(26)
(12)
Pros
precise (6x)
Good price (6x)
Easy to adjust (5x)
Price quality (4x)
Fast delivery (4x)
Shimano (2x)
Reliable
Robust
Lightweight (2x)
Silent
Precise
mounting
Cons
No (12x)
nothing (3x)
RAS (2x)
Weight (2x)
No (6x)
ras (3x)
Nothing (2x)
Not all parts easy to get
Too delicate
no
expensive
Price

According to the product specialist

Pros
The clutch makes sure the chain will stay on the cassette in good order.
In this derailleur you will find the same technology as in high-end derailleurs.
You can now fit a cassette with up to 52 teeth. Handy when cycling uphill!
With the Hyperglide+ technology you'll smoothly shift gears even when you're putting a lot of pressure on your pedals.
Comparatively lightweight derailleur.
When combined with a Shimano 12 speed MTB cassette, this derailleur offers a very wide range of possible gears.
Because of the Roller Bearing clutch, the derailleur will not flap even in rough conditions.
This derailleur is relatively light.
Cons
This derailleur is heavier than a SRAM XX1 or X01 rear derailleur.
Heavier than an XTR derailleur.
Due to the use of light materials, this derailleur is less suitable for rough Enduro use.

Specifications

Number of gears
12 speed
12 speed
12 speed
Shifting Type
Mechanical
Mechanical
Mechanical
Cage Length
Long Cage
Medium Cage
Long Cage
Long Cage
Weight
290 grams
284 grams
264 grams
Largest cassette sprocket
50T
52T
50T
52T
Colour
Lunar Grey
Black
Gold
What groupset do you have?
SRAM GX
Shimano XT
SRAM XX1 / X01
Packaging
Factory Packaging
OEM Original product without packaging
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