Shimano Deore XT M8100 Groupset, 1x12, w/ crankset - HG 9/10/11s Freehub Compatible
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Shimano Deore XT is the original mountain bike groupset trusted by generations of mountain bikers around the world. Whatever the trail, whatever you ride, XT is your solution for mountain biking today. Reliable shifting. Superior braking. Intuitive maintenance. XT is the high-performance workhorse you can count on.
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Components included in groupset:
Components included in groupset:
Crankset: FC-M8100-1 (30T, 32T) (170mm)
DYNAMIC CHAIN ENGAGEMENT+, HOLLOWTECH II, Q-factor: 172mm, Chainline: 52mm
Weight: 622 g (30T), 620 g (32T)
SHIMANO SHADOW RD+, HYPERGLIDE+, 13T Pulley
DYNAMIC CHAIN ENGAGEMENT+, HOLLOWTECH II, Q-factor: 172mm, Chainline: 52mm
Weight: 622 g (30T), 620 g (32T)
Cassette: SunRace MZ800, 11-51T, ED Black Finish,
Shimano 12-speed compatible, HG spline, Alloy Spiders, 648g
SHIMANO SHADOW RD+, HYPERGLIDE+, 13T Pulley
Shifter: Shimano XT SL-M8100-IR I-SPEC EV or SL-M8100-R Clamp, 12-Speed
Chain: CN-HG-M8100 124L, Quick-Link Included
Chain: CN-HG-M8100 124L, Quick-Link Included
Bottom Bracket:
BB-MT800 (Threaded - HOLLOWTECH II - 68/73 mm shell width)
or
BB-MT800-P (Press-Fit - HOLLOWTECH II - 89.5/92 mm shell width)
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Our thoughts:
XT is really the high-performance workhorse you can depend on. With unrivalled performance and durability its been trusted by mountain bikers around the world, no matter what type of trails and conditions they encounter.
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Keep in mind:
⚐ Your rear hub must have a HG-C body in order to accept the cassette included in this groupset.
Easiest way to confirm: if your current cassette's smallest cog has 11 teeth - you're good. For more information please refer to our blog post: Upgrading your 9/10/11-speed drivetrain to 1x12
Keep in mind:
⚐ Your rear hub must have a HG-C body in order to accept the cassette included in this groupset.
Easiest way to confirm: if your current cassette's smallest cog has 11 teeth - you're good. For more information please refer to our blog post: Upgrading your 9/10/11-speed drivetrain to 1x12