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Sram PG-1231 Rival XPLR 12-spd Cassette

Sram PG-1231 Rival XPLR 12-spd Cassette
Sram PG-1231 Rival XPLR 12-spd Cassette Sram PG-1231 Rival XPLR 12-spd Cassette Sram PG-1231 Rival XPLR 12-spd Cassette

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Maximum range, minimum fuss. This 12-speed 11-44T cassette provides 2x range in a 2x package and fits on a traditional 11-speed driver body for broad integration. The smooth cog progression keeps jumps between cogs tightest when it’s time to go fast, with more meaningful gaps for climbing. 

  • 12-speed
  • 400% range gives the coverage 1x riders want
  • Cog sizes: 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 24, 28,32, 38, 44
  • For use with XPLR 1x rear derailleurs
  • Compatible with Flattop chains
  • For 11-speed road driver bodies 

About SRAM
SRAM was founded on a single product when Grip Shift shifters were introduced to the road bike market in 1988. SRAM was eager to grow, both by acquisition and product development. Adding core brands Rockshox, Avid, Truvativ and Zipp and pushing component technology has cemented their place as a powerhouse in the industry.

Product Code CCS123144
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Maximum range, minimum fuss. This 12-speed 11-44T cassette provides 2x range in a 2x package and fits on a traditional 11-speed driver body for broad integration. The smooth cog progression keeps jumps between cogs tightest when it’s time to go fast, with more meaningful gaps for climbing. 

  • 12-speed
  • 400% range gives the coverage 1x riders want
  • Cog sizes: 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 24, 28,32, 38, 44
  • For use with XPLR 1x rear derailleurs
  • Compatible with Flattop chains
  • For 11-speed road driver bodies 

About SRAM
SRAM was founded on a single product when Grip Shift shifters were introduced to the road bike market in 1988. SRAM was eager to grow, both by acquisition and product development. Adding core brands Rockshox, Avid, Truvativ and Zipp and pushing component technology has cemented their place as a powerhouse in the industry.