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Speed (CS): 10s Gearing: 11-26t, 11-28t, 11-32t or 11-36t Cog finish (Cassette): Silver Technology (Cassette): PG Cog sizes: 11-26t (11,12,13,14,15,17,19,21,23,26) 11-28t (11,12,13,14,15,17,19,22,25,28) 11-32t (11,12,13,15,17,19,22,25,28,32) 11-36
Speed (CS): 12s Gearing: 10-30t, 10-36t Cog finish (Cassette): Silver Technology (Cassette): XG Cog sizes: 10-36t:10,11,12,13,15,17,19,21,24,28,32,36 Driver body interface: XDR
Super wide 10-42t gear range—a perfect fit for any ride Optimized gear steps across entire range Open design aids in mud clearance XD™ driver body creates more stable hub connection
SunRace originated in Taiwan in 1972, initially providing entry-level products particularly to North and South America. The boom in sales of mountain bikes resulted in rapid expansion. Twenty-five years later, it had become clear that further growth would
SunRace originated in Taiwan in 1972, initially providing entry-level products particularly to North and South America. The boom in sales of mountain bikes resulted in rapid expansion. Twenty-five years later, it had become clear that further growth would
SunRace originated in Taiwan in 1972, initially providing entry-level products particularly to North and South America. The boom in sales of mountain bikes resulted in rapid expansion. Twenty-five years later, it had become clear that further growth would
SunRace originated in Taiwan in 1972, initially providing entry-level products particularly to North and South America. The boom in sales of mountain bikes resulted in rapid expansion. Twenty-five years later, it had become clear that further growth would
SunRace originated in Taiwan in 1972, initially providing entry-level products particularly to North and South America. The boom in sales of mountain bikes resulted in rapid expansion. Twenty-five years later, it had become clear that further growth would
SunRace originated in Taiwan in 1972, initially providing entry-level products particularly to North and South America. The boom in sales of mountain bikes resulted in rapid expansion. Twenty-five years later, it had become clear that further growth would