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Sram X3 8/9-spd Rear Derailleur

SRAM X3 7/8 Speed Rear Derailleur

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The X3 Rear Derailleur combines the best elements of SRAM shifting with a stylish design in an affordable price point. Intelligent material selection yields a lightweight high performance derailleur. A compelling option for your 8 or 9 speed shifting needs.

  • Speeds: 8/9
  • Weight: 210g Long Cage, 204g Medium cage
  • Material: Composite construction in B-knuckle and outer link, Steel inner link, Steel/composite cages
  • Outer Cage: Steel
  • Inner Cage: Grilon® Composite
  • Bearings: Bushing
  • Technology: 1:1® actuation ratio, Direct Route Technology for lighter effort shifting

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 GEARSRX3
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Product Details

The X3 Rear Derailleur combines the best elements of SRAM shifting with a stylish design in an affordable price point. Intelligent material selection yields a lightweight high performance derailleur. A compelling option for your 8 or 9 speed shifting needs.

  • Speeds: 8/9
  • Weight: 210g Long Cage, 204g Medium cage
  • Material: Composite construction in B-knuckle and outer link, Steel inner link, Steel/composite cages
  • Outer Cage: Steel
  • Inner Cage: Grilon® Composite
  • Bearings: Bushing
  • Technology: 1:1® actuation ratio, Direct Route Technology for lighter effort shifting

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.