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SRAM XPLR XG-1271 12-Speed Cassette

Réf. fabricant : 00.2418.118.000
The SRAM FORCE AXS 12-speed cassette XPLR XG-1271 offers a close-ratio spread and a wide gear range from 44 teeth down to a 10-tooth small... Read more

Recommanded price* : 237,00 €

Regular price 219,90 €
Regular price Sale price 219,90 €
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Description

The SRAM FORCE AXS 12-speed cassette XPLR XG-1271 offers a close-ratio spread and a wide gear range from 44 teeth down to a 10-tooth small sprocket.

This Gravel cassette delivers precise and smooth gear changes across extended gear ranges for efficient use on all types of terrain.

It features X-Range gear development technology for a more consistent progression across the entire sprocket range, so you are always in the right gear.

Its nickel chrome finish enables quiet and durable operation, while its Mini Cluster technology ensures lightness and durability.

Ref: 7967899222182

Points forts

Precise and smooth gear shifts ;

Extended gear range ;

Silent ;

Durable and lightweight.

Caractéristiques

Brand Compatibility : SRAM

Product Type : Cassette

Speeds : 12

Informations techniques

X-Range gear technology ;
Nickel chrome finish ;
Designed to work with an XDR cassette body.
Weight (manufacturer): 373g.

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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An excellent Road/Gravel compromise

"Excellent spacing, nice build quality but difficult to clean (due to it being a monoblock) and still quite heavy."

Niko83340 (4/5)

THE gravel cassette of the moment

"Perfect for gravel, it allows you to ride a single chainring while maintaining a perfectly decent range. The gaps between the sprockets remain large, but quite comfortable!"

Estebaaaaan (5/5)

Not compatible

"I wanted to replace a 12v Sram Eagle GX XG-1275 cassette with this 12v Sram Force AXS XPLR XG-1271 cassette on my Trek Procaliber mountain bike. I was unlucky because this new cassette is incompatible. This incompatibility stems from the fact that there's a protrusion on the small 10-tooth sprocket, which doesn't exist on the Eagle GX XG-1275. This protrusion causes the wheel to lock up when the clamping bolt is tightened. So it's a return of this cassette to Probike, too bad!!!"

Cata1954 (3/5)

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