SRAM XG-1299 Eagle 12-Speed Cassette - 10-52

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The SRAM XG-1299 Eagle 12-speed cassette is a premium drivetrain component designed for competitive mountain bikers who demand maximum durability and a massive gear range. Engineered with an innovative X-DOME construction, this cassette offers professional-level performance by shedding weight without compromising strength, providing a 520% gear range that handles the steepest climbs and fastest descents with ease. While it offers industry-leading efficiency, users should note that it requires an XD driver body, making it incompatible with standard HG freehub bodies.
| Model Part Number | 00.2418.071.000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SRAM |
No, this cassette is strictly designed for the SRAM XD driver body.
Yes, you must use an Eagle-compatible rear derailleur designed to accommodate the 52t cog.
Replacement intervals depend on mileage and conditions, but replacing your chain regularly will significantly extend the life of the cassette.
It is optimized for SRAM Eagle chains for the best performance and longevity.
The weight is optimized for performance, significantly lighter than entry-level steel alternatives.
Check your rear derailleur's B-tension adjustment; it likely needs to be increased to provide enough clearance for the larger cog.
Ensure the cassette is fully seated on the XD driver and the lockring is tightened to the correct torque specification.
Verify that your chain is compatible with Eagle 12-speed systems and that it is properly lubricated.
To install this cassette, ensure your wheelset is equipped with an XD driver body. Slide the cassette onto the driver and tighten the lockring to the manufacturer-specified torque—typically 40 Nm. It is essential to use a chain whip and a proper cassette tool for removal. For maintenance, keep your drivetrain clean of excess grit and use a high-quality chain lubricant compatible with 12-speed systems. Periodically check for cog wear using a chain checker tool to avoid premature wear on the cassette teeth.