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Korba 10V SRAM GX 1000 GXP

Nr ref. producenta: 00.6118.348.001
Będąca rozwinięciem modelu X7, korba SRAM GX 2x10V GXP to model ze średniej półki cenowej o doskonałym stosunku jakości do ceny, idealny do rekreacyjnej... Czytaj więcej
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Opis

Będąca rozwinięciem modelu X7, korba SRAM GX 2x10V GXP to model ze średniej półki cenowej o doskonałym stosunku jakości do ceny, idealny do rekreacyjnej jazdy MTB Cross-Country / All Mountain.

Jednocześnie wytrzymała i lekka dzięki aluminiowej konstrukcji, ta korba GX firmy SRAM do suportu GXP (nie w zestawie) zapewnia szybką i skuteczną transmisję dzięki technologii X-Glide, która podwaja możliwości zmiany biegów poprzez wyrównanie nitów zmiany biegów tarczy z nitem osi łańcucha.

Prosta i niezawodna korba!
 

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Najważniejsze cechy

Konstrukcja X-Glide zapewniająca szybkie i skuteczne przeniesienie napędu niezależnie od warunków

Konkurencyjny stosunek jakości do ceny

Informacje techniczne

Korby aluminiowe 6000
Zębatki X-Glide z aluminium 7050 22/36
Do układu 2x10 biegów
Do suportu GXP (nie w zestawie)
Waga (producent): 799 g (w konfiguracji 24/38 z suportem GXP)

Bash: Tak
Suport w zestawie: Nie
Uzębienie: 22/36
Rozstaw zębatek: 104/64 mm
Szerokość suportu: 68/73 mm
Szerokość suportu: 92 mm
Liczba zębatek: Podwójna
Biegi: 10

Informacje o cenie

*Zalecana cena sprzedaży dostawcy w lutym 2024

Overall rating: 4.7272725 out of 5 based on 11 reviews.

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Good product

"Good product"

— Jaa K. (5/5)

SRAM GX 2x10-speed crankset

"I was desperately looking for a 2x10 crankset for a 92mm bottom bracket, and this one fits perfectly. I've ridden about 250 km in the Chaîne des Puys, and so far I'm happy with it. The price is a bit high…"

— Crazybike63 (5/5)

To replace an old Raceface 3-ring crankset

"To replace an old Raceface 3-ring crankset with this one (to gain some ground clearance and make better use of the 9-speed cassette on my old but still trusty 2010 Commencal. Lightweight, perfect with its Gard tires for tackling fallen tree trunks. The only downside—hence the 4 stars—is the price!"

— Sj51 (4/5)

COMPLIANT AND EFFECTIVE

"As a replacement for the SRAM crankset from the same series whose chainrings had seen better days... which are hard to find on retailer websites (I didn’t keep a close enough eye on the wear and tear of the drivetrain over these three years of riding—my bad...). So the product lives up to the brand’s quality standards; this model isn’t super lightweight, but the chainring shifts are precise, quiet, and smooth, and the whole thing feels solid (which, for me, takes precedence over a component’s lightness), the alloy bashguard (a first for me and not a deal-breaker) is high-quality and doesn’t detract from the product’s aesthetics. What you need to know: the small chainring is made of... steel—the advantage being that it wears down more slowly than basic aluminum. On the practical mechanical side, the clamping nut also serves as a crank arm driver (as previously mentioned, do your research and be careful with the tools you use so as not to damage the Allen key slots and/or the threads; once you get the hang of it, you’ll find this aspect quite practical)"

— Luccio56 (5/5)

Good gear

"As a replacement for the X5 on the Trek Remedy 8, this fits perfectly and comes with aluminum protection."

— Alaric (4/5)

Great product

"A good crankset that looks well-made; the chainring shifts perfectly."

— Rouliane (5/5)

To replace a triple post

"Perfect, the setup is the same as the 2013 Kona Kahuna Deluxe bike"

— Florent (5/5)

great product

"As a replacement for my SRAM X0 crankset—very easy to install, the gears shift perfectly, and it offers great value for the price."

— Denis63118 (5/5)

good value for money

"Bought to replace the crankset on a friend's bike; seems like good quality. The screw used to tighten and loosen is a plus—no need for a special tool to remove the crankset. However, unlike Shimano, which provides instructions in multiple languages, Sram includes nothing but the warranty information. I bought the GXP bottom bracket that went with the crankset; instructions would have been helpful for installing the shims on the bottom bracket shell—as it is, it’s a bit of a guess."

— Pierre80 (4/5)

top-notch crankset

"Very happy with this purchase—it was very easy to assemble, has two sturdy outlets, and everything looks great. We'll see how it holds up over time..."

— Sylvain34 (5/5)

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