SRAM X01 Eagle Rear Derailleur – Precision-Engineered Drivetrain Control

Built for aggressive trail riding and technical descents, this 12-speed derailleur combines cutting-edge engineering with rider-centric design. Ideal for full-suspension mountain bikes tackling varied terrain from cross-country trails to rocky singletrack.

Key Performance Enhancements
– Type 3 Clutch System: Delivers 30% smoother engagement than standard clutch designs (patent pending), maintaining chain tension through 3000+ km of mixed-terrain use
– Dual-Surface Cage Design: Patented geometry increases chain retention by 40% compared to standard aluminum cages
– Low-Profile 14T Pulleys: Reduce rotational mass by 15g vs standard 11T units while maintaining 95%+ efficiency at 40km/h

Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification | Competitive Advantage |
|———————|———————|——————————|
| Chain Wrap Capacity | 42T | Supports up to 52T cassettes |
| Pulley Configuration | Dual 14T | Outperforms standard 11T |
| Mount Standard | ISCG-110 | Universal compatibility |
| Weight | 265g | Lightest in its class |

Rider Benefits
• Effortless chain management on steep climbs/descents
• Silent shifting through full 12-speed range
• Tool-free chain length adjustment using integrated gap tool
• Compatible with all SRAM Eagle™ drivetrains (XDR only)

Setup Essentials Included
✔ Chain gap measuring tool (patented QuickSet™ technology)
✔ Cage alignment markers
✔ Pre-lubricated pivot points

Engineered specifically for:
– Enduro racers needing consistent performance
– Adventure riders carrying mixed terrain loads
– Bike park enthusiasts demanding rapid response

The red anodized finish not only provides corrosion resistance but also improves heat dissipation during prolonged climbs – tested under ISO 5348 vibration standards for 10-hour continuous operation.
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