Sram introduces X0 DH to the family
Sram's already versatile X0 range has just got even better, with added DH specific components including a new derailleur, carbon cranks and chain device. Designed for DH, 4X and dirt jump use, the new drivetrain provides a new level of crank stiffness and shifting reliability for the most aggressive terrain. The sub-800g cranks has been developed by top World Cup pros including Steve Peat, Greg Minnaar, Sam Hill, Steve Smith and Brendan Fairclough to name a few. Take a look and post your feedback on the new components below…
• Sram Exact Actuation for precise and dependable 10-speed performance
• Designed to work with any cassette up to 28-tooth large cog
• Exceptional shifting performance
• Lightweight, durable and reliable
• Compatible with any 10-speeds Exact Actuation shifter
• 2 graphic colours: New Silver and Red
• The world's first Carbon DH crank weighs just 750g, including Bottom Bracket (GXP83, 165mm, 36 ring)
• Lightest single ring available is made of 7075 CNC alloy, 34, 36, or 38 teeth
• Available in 170 and 165mm arm lengths
• All new DH30 spindle for 83mm Press Fit 30 shells
• Lightest-in-class composite construction with forged aluminium spider and high strength 7075 T6 alloy pedal lug
• 2 graphic colours: New Silver and Red
• MRP replaceable Skid Plate Design. Truss design adds strengths while reducing weight
• Upper and lower guide inlacing sealed bearing pulley provide full chain retention
• Easy Installation. Front-access, single-bolt positioning of upper and lower guide with captive hardware
• Lightweight aluminium mounting plate
• Low profile installation compatible with wide range of chain lines
• Available in BB-Mount, ISCG or ISCG 05 mounting standards
• Two Sizes: 36-40 Tooth Capacity and 32-36 Tooth Capacity
• Available in Black or White
Check out this teaser video below:
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