SRAM X 0 Rear Derailleur

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Review by climbhigher

Good Features
If you are looking for a beauty 1:1 shifting ratio that is clean and efficient look no further. It shifts perfect in all conditions from very cold muddy rainy days to dry hot conditions and no problems in between. The weight of this derailleur is kept down to a minimum with the use of materials such as carbon, magnesium and titanium.
Bad Features
Haven’t been on it that long but have heard of some issues of durability down the line. Time will have to tell on that one.
Recommended Alternatives
Well I have to say only three letters for something comparable XTR.

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From Jenson USA:
Just when you thought it couldn't be better, SRAM steps it up with the '06 release of their proven X.0 rear derailleur. This is SRAM's lightest, smoothest, and most advanced design.

Handles 8 or 9 speed drivetrains
210g (long cage), 197g (mid cage), and 192g (short cage)
Works with SRAM ESP 1:1 ratio shifters only (X.0, X.9, X.7, and other 'ESP' units)
Forged alloy links and B-knuckle, heat-treated pivot pins
Weight-saving carbon cage on short/mid cages, CNC machined alloy on long cage model
Sealed cartridge bearing pulleys for durability

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Review by mteez

Good Features
This XO rear derailleur just works great. I have had no shifting issues since installation and have not needed to re-adjust it either. The derailleur functions very crisp and precise as you should expect from top of the line equipment and does so without complaint or hesitation regardless of terrain.
Bad Features
None so far
Recommended Alternatives
Not shimano XTR. I just got rid of my new XTR for XO and the difference is night and day. This stuff really works and my new XTR never did. So I would recommend another SRAM component over anything out there. The Shimano XTR derailleur was horrible..the worst component I have ever had on any bike ever. If you are wondering which way to go SRAM XO does it best

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Review by fb_1022985062

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perfect Shifiting

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Review by fb_714490794

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crisp shifting

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From Jenson USA:

Just when you thought it couldn't be better, SRAM steps it up with the '06 release of their proven X.0 rear derailleur. This is SRAM's lightest, smoothest, and most advanced design.

Handles 8 or 9 speed drivetrains
210g (long cage), 197g (mid cage), and 192g (short cage)
Works with SRAM ESP 1:1 ratio shifters only (X.0, X.9, X.7, and other 'ESP' units)
Forged alloy links and B-knuckle, heat-treated pivot pins
Weight-saving carbon cage on short/mid cages, CNC machined alloy on long cage model
Sealed cartridge bearing pulleys for durability

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From Price Point:

SRAM X.0 is setting the benchmark: Mountain Bike shifting at a Formula 1 level. Never before has a shifting system been faster, lighter and this precise. The available Trigger and Twist shifter offer a choice for any competitive, or performance loving cyclist. SRAM X.0 - the fastest option for shifting!

Sram ESP X.0 Rear Derailleur 2008 is a beautiful yet functional piece of art created from carbon, titanium and alloy. Available cage length options and a weight of less than 200 grams make the X.0 rear derailleur the number one choice.

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SRAM X.0 Rear Derailleur