Cassettes/Freewheels

- Replacement Cassette cogs - 3/32"

- Cold-forged chromoly construction - 8 splines for removal - Oversize 3-pawl design - Heavy-duty use freewheel - 13T and 14T fit Flip-Flop hubs only - Speeds: Single - Width: 3/32"

Box One Single-Speed Aluminum Cogs are 7075-T6 aluminum alloy. It's designed to fit Shimano compatible cassette hubs and has a 5mm wide inner base, giving a more solid interface with the cassette body. The alloy cogs are anodized black with laser-etched graphics. FEATURES - Shimano Compatible Driver - 7075-T6 Alloy - 3/32" or 1/8" Chain Compatible - Lightweight SPECIFICATIONS - Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum - Process: Laser-etched logos Weight - 13t: 8 grams / 0.3 ounces - 14t: 11 grams / 0.4 ounces - 15t: 13 grams / 0.5 ounces - 16t: 14 grams / 0.8 ounces - 17t: 16 grams / 0.6 ounces - 18t: 18 grams / 0.65 ounces

- Durable cold forged CNC machined freewheel - 3 pawl engagement for stronger hold with engagement every 12 degrees - New removal notch pattern allows for better frame clearance

We did our homework on this cog and we think you will be pleased with the result! This 16t cog smooths out the cog to cog transition when using our GC and a standard 10 speed 11-36 cassette. You should expect this to shift well and last as long as the rest of your cassette cogs of similar size. Here are the transitions WITHOUT the 16t cog (4 tooth max jump): - Remove the 15t -> 11-13-17-19.... - Remove the 17t -> 11-13-15-19... Here are the transitions WITH the 16t cog (3 tooth max jump): - Remove 15t & 17t-> 11-13-16-19... Compatibility: Shimano 10 speed cassettes - XT 11-36t (CS-M771) - XTR 11-36t (CS-M980) - Other 11-36t Shimano cassettes like SLX HG81 11-36t - Modification required (must drill out rivets holding the 17t to the larger cogs) SRAM 10 speed cassettes - PG 1030, 1050, and 1070 - 11-36 and 12-36 - X0 11-36t(XG - 1080) - Remove the 14t rather than the 17t

- 6-speed freewheel - 14 – 28T

With its wide range, SRAM's XX1 11-Speed X-Glide Cassette gives you a clean, simple 1x11 drivetrain. It has a 10-42 tooth spread that gives you pretty much the same gearing as 2- and 3-ring setups without the REDundancy, shifting issues and weight penalty. Yes, you can still spin up your hardest climbs. A key thing to note, is that even with the huge range, there are no huge jumps or dips in the gearing, so your cadence and pedaling stay consistent as you move up and down the entire cassette. The wide open design makes it incREDibly lightweight and aids in mud clearance, giving you cleaner shifting and longer component life. It requires an XD driver hub freebody (sold separately) that further REDuces your wheel's weight and improves the hub connection. Welcome to the future of mountain bike drivetrains.