What is the difference between SRAM XX1 and X01?

The X01 AXS cage is made from aluminum alloy, while the outer cage of the XX1 derailleur is carbon fiber (it shares its inner cage with the X01 version). The primary difference between the three AXS derailleurs is the cage material. From left to right: XX1 uses carbon and alloy, X01 uses alloy, and GX uses steel.

Is SRAM XX1 chain worth?

“SRAM claim the world’s longest-lasting chain with their XX1, and they are not kidding,” Kerin said. “Both the X01 and XX1 chains were so far ahead of any other chain from a pure elongation wear measure that I had to re-run the tests. The results were basically identical. Their longevity is phenomenal.”

How does XX1 AXS work?

Using an encrypted wireless network, the electronic XX1 Eagle AXS controller communicates with a paired derailleur shifting one, two, three, four or all of the gears with a single push of either of the shifter’s two main buttons.

What does eagle mean in SRAM?

In order to squeeze the extra gear in the same amount of room (Eagle will fit on any XD driver body), the cogs are spaced closer together–meaning that it is actually an entirely new cassette. The dedicated 12-speed spacing also means that Eagle is Eagle.

Does XX1 cassette last longer?

Because the XX1 cassette is machined and doesn’t use pins, it’s significantly lighter and more durable.

Is XX1 AXS worth it?

Bottom line: When It’s Worth It (And When It’s Not) Doesn’t sound so bad considering all the technology and extra durability you get with AXS XX1. Especially for those lightweight trail and down country bikes that take more of a beating compared to cross country bikes, the XX1 AXS is perfect.

Is XX1 for Enduro?

SRAM XX1 Eagle Review. SRAM’s XX1 Eagle is the company’s top-of-the-line mountain bike drivetrain. The 1×12 groupset builds on the benchmark performance of the company’s 1×11 mountain bike groups, but with a bit more range. It can be found on everything from the lightest XC bikes to the burliest enduro bikes.

Does SRAM own Zipp?

SRAM acquires Zipp, providing Zipp with additional expertise and resources.

How many miles can you get on a SRAM Eagle cassette?

SRAM’s official stance is that the Eagle GX cassette is only intended to last 700 to 1000 miles under normal use even with frequent chain swaps.

How many miles should a SRAM Eagle cassette last?

A chain should last around 2500 before its ready to be replaced, even then a cassette should last, well cared for, around 10,000 miles in my experience.