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RRP 407.70
257.00
150.70 discount
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Pros & Cons
- This cassette allows you to keep power on the pedals while shifting in if used with the Sram X0 T-type rear derailleur.
- X-sync technology combined with the AXS transmission ensures error-free shifting without power loss.
- Suitable for all frames using UDH (Universal Derailleur Hanger).
- With the 10-52 cassette ratio, you have a huge 520% gear range.
- A 55 mm chainline with better chain angle, less wear and improved precision.
- Not compatible with 1st-generation Sram X01 mechanical or electric 12-speed groupsets.
Specifications
Specifications
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Brand
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SRAM |
| 12 speed | |
| SRAM XD 11/12 speed | |
| 10 / 52 | |
| Better | |
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Bike Type
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Mountain bike |
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Colour
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Black |
Description
Description
The Sram XG-1295 Eagle Cassette is part of the Sram X0 AXS Eagle mountain bike groupset. With the introduction of X-Sync technology on the cassette and an accelerated shift response, it is possible to keep shifting smoothly under any load. With 44 shift points guiding the chain to the next sprocket, there is no power loss and you can maintain full power while shifting.
Whether setting up Eagle Transmission for the first time or replacing a wear part, it all starts with the 7th red-marked sprocket on the SRAM XG-1295 Eagle cassette. The red marked sprocket makes it easy to start the adjustment procedure. So if the groupset needs to be reset or you want to adjust the groupset for the first time, the right set-up is easy to find.
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Whether setting up Eagle Transmission for the first time or replacing a wear part, it all starts with the 7th red-marked sprocket on the SRAM XG-1295 Eagle cassette. The red marked sprocket makes it easy to start the adjustment procedure. So if the groupset needs to be reset or you want to adjust the groupset for the first time, the right set-up is easy to find.
Review
Review
4 / 5
Top cassette
- Tim 21 December 2023
That new Sram Transmission shifts like a light...
Pros & Cons
Durable
Finish / looks
No squeak; no creak
Not cheap
Automatic translation
Recommended by the product specialist
Recommended by the product specialist
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| 1 review | 93 reviews | 23 reviews | 174 reviews | |
| Number of gears | 12 speed | 12 speed | 12 speed | 12 speed |
| Body Type | SRAM XD 11/12 speed | SRAM XD 11/12 speed | SRAM XD 11/12 speed | SRAM XD 11/12 speed |
| Cassette Ratio | 10 / 52 | 10 / 50 / 10 / 52 | 10 / 50 / 10 / 52 | 10 / 50 / 10 / 52 |
| Quality | Better | Best | Best | Good / Better |
| Bike Type | Mountain bike | Mountain bike / E-bike | Mountain bike / E-bike | Mountain bike / E-bike |
| Colour | Black | Copper / Gold / Rainbow | Black | Black / Grey |
| 257.00 | 291.40 | From 239.80 | From 133.20 | |
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SRAM X0 Eagle XS-1295 T-type Cassette
Description
The Sram XG-1295 Eagle Cassette is part of the Sram X0 AXS Eagle mountain bike groupset. With the introduction of X-Sync technology on the cassette and an accelerated shift response, it is possible to keep shifting smoothly under any load. With 44 shift points guiding the chain to the next sprocket, there is no power loss and you can maintain full power while shifting.Whether setting up Eagle Transmission for the first time or replacing a wear part, it all starts with the 7th red-marked sprocket on the SRAM XG-1295 Eagle cassette. The red marked sprocket makes it easy to start the adjustment procedure. So if the groupset needs to be reset or you want to adjust the groupset for the first time, the right set-up is easy to find.
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