SRAM X01 XG-1195 11 Speed Cassette - FWX011042

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The SRAM X01 XG-1195 11-speed cassette is an ideal upgrade for mountain bikers seeking high-performance shifting and a wide gear range, specifically engineered for SRAM's 11-speed drivetrains. It offers the distinct advantage of X-DOME construction for a lightweight yet incredibly durable build that handles aggressive trail riding, though riders should note it exclusively requires an XD driver body for installation.
| Model Part Number | FWX011042 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SRAM |
No, this cassette requires an XD driver body because it utilizes a 10-tooth cog that will not fit on a standard HG freehub body.
No, this is an 11-speed specific cassette designed for SRAM 11-speed drivetrains.
The cassette features a 10-42t range with gear steps optimized for smooth transitions.
You need a standard cassette lockring tool that is compatible with SRAM/Shimano standards.
While it can be used on e-bikes with 11-speed systems, it is optimized for high-performance mountain biking and may experience faster wear under the higher torque of mid-drive e-bike motors.
Check your derailleur hanger alignment and confirm that your cable tension is correctly adjusted.
Verify that the lockring is tightened to the recommended torque specification and that the XD driver body is properly secured to the hub shell.
Ensure your chain is properly lubricated and check for excessive wear on the chain, which can cause premature wear on the cassette teeth.
To install this cassette, ensure your wheelset is equipped with an XD driver body. Slide the cassette onto the driver body splines and use a standard lockring tool to tighten it to the specified torque. It is recommended to use a thin layer of grease on the threads during installation to prevent seizing. For maintenance, keep the cassette free of excessive grit by cleaning it after muddy rides using a soft brush and mild degreaser. Periodically check the lockring torque to ensure the cassette remains seated firmly against the driver body.