Sometimes less is more. With 10-speeds, 11-48t range and evenly spaced gear steps, the ADVENT X cassette allows riders to shift less often to find the right gear, while still having enough range to ride what they want. Fewer cogs also means less weight, a wider chain for better mud shedding — it even fits on standard 10-speed freehub bodies so you don’t need to buy new wheels for no reason. In short, it’s everything you want in a high end drivetrain.
Features Compatible with standard HG cassette hub bodies Continuously molded cogs achieve a high standard of durability and straightness
Specifications Group: ADVENT X, Sword Speed: 10-Speed Range: 11–48T Surface Finish: 2 Layered ED Black Combination: 11-13-15-18-21-24-28-34-40-48 Spider: No Cog Material: Steel Hub Compatibility: Standard HG Freehub
Mfr Claimed Weight TBC
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