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Wide range and tight jumps? Why not both? SRAM's lightest and most durable cassette opens up new possibilities for gear selection. Four different cassette options, including the first SRAM RED 10-30z and 10-36z cassettes. Each provides reliable shift ramps specifically designed for electronic shifting, whether for road racing with the 10-28z cassette or all-road universal fit with the 10-36z. Carefully chosen differences in tooth counts between the pinions keep the rider in the right gear when riding out of the saddle on steep climbs, or needing subtle changes to keep the wheels in front of them as they approach a sprint.
FEATURES
- Designed for smooth and fast shifting.
- Gradual gear changes between pinions - at least five one-tooth jumps on 10-28z, 10-30z and 10-33z cassettes - while still offering a wider range.
- The 10-tooth start helps provide a wider gear range.
- The 10-30z and 10-36z variants are available for the first time for RED.
- Designed to work with the XDR nut.
- One-piece X-DOME milled steel construction for weight savings.
- Available in 10-28z, 10-30z, 10-33z and 10-36z.
- Weight: 180 g (10-28)
Platform RED AXS Road Flattop D1, Road Flattop E1 Number of speeds 12s Range 10-36t Pinion colour Rainbow XG Technology Velikosti pastorků 10-36t:10,11,12,13,15,17,19,21,24,28,32,36 Nut type XDR
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EAN:
0710845910449
SKU:
00.2418.142.007
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