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During the presentation of the all-new Scott Genius LT we spotted SRAMs new X.01 drivetrain. It will be a more affordable version of the SRAM XX1 that just recently won the Design & Innovation Award powered by Enduro Mountainbike Magazine.

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By using less expensive materials (less carbon) and producing the pieces in “easier” manufacturing processes the SRAM X.01 will weigh a little bit more but make this innovative technology affordable for more riders.

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X.01 cassette

Sram x.01 drivetrain antrieb schaltung gear

XX1 cassette

Evidently the most expensive part of the group set, the cassette, is processed differently and made of a different material!

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The trigger is made of aluminium (instead of carbon on the XX1).

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No carbon on the crank set, unfortunately we don’t have any figures about the added weight. Alternating tooth profile.

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The rear derailleur with TYPE 2 technologies: ROLLER BEARING CLUTCH™ and CAGE LOCK™

Words & Photos: Robin Schmitt


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Robin Schmitt

Robin is one of the two founders of 41 Publishing, a visionary and go-getter. While he now enjoys every second on the bike – whenever his busy schedule allows – he used to race against the clock at enduro events and a few Downhill World Cups. Besides that, Robin practises kung fu and Zen meditation, plays the cello or with his dog (which actually belongs to his girlfriend), travels abroad and still reviews numerous bikes himself. Progressive ideas, new projects and major challenges – Robin loves exploring undiscovered potential and getting to the bottom of new trends.