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Got one of this cassettes last month. Price fluctuates a lot.
Currently £168.68 which is the cheapest I've ever seen it.
Happy with this cassette - had a few on several bikes. Looking at 2000-3000 miles with chain swapping at 750 miles or so.
Would prefer the non-black xx1 but it never seems cheap.
[url= https://www.amazon.co.uk/X-Glide-Speed-Cassette-10-42t-Driver/dp/B00DML5QVW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1503311144&sr=8-1&keywords=sram+1195 ]Amazon Sram X01 Cassette[/url]
Make sure you refresh - keeps swapping between £168.68 and £174. Bonkers.
A world where £170 is seen as a bargain for a cassette is one screwed up world.
A world where £170 is seen as a bargain for a cassette is one screwed up world
^This. XT 11 speed here, I can afford to replace them when they wear out.
For God's sake I could find a few better examples of a screwed up world couldn't you?
I didn't say it was a bargain.
If you want to have a debate about the issues of *capitalism there are plenty of threads.
*Some of the issues related to capitalism are consumers expecting things to be too cheap and driving quality and labour costs down which I would argue screws the world up more.
^This. XT 11 speed here, I can afford to replace them when they wear out.
It's not an identical product is it?
It's not an identical product is it?
It's 11-42, shifts beautifully and I didn't need to buy new freehubs for my Hope hubs. It's a win for me.
It's 11-42, shifts beautifully and I didn't need to buy new freehubs for my Hope hubs. It's a win for me.
Heavier (by a decent amount), less range and from what I've seen less durable and still bad for alu freehub. I don't worry about replacing my gx cassette as it's lasted so long.