About SRAM Force XG-1270 10-33 12 Speed Cassette
Designed for the next generation of drivetrains—and the next generation of riders. The SRAM Force XG-1270 cassette is optimized for electronic shifting and features SRAM's X-Range gearing technology. Smooth, precise shifts, from 10T on up.

Features
Features at least five one-tooth jumps for a smoother gear progression

10-tooth start helps provide a wider gearing range

Designed to work with an XDR driver body

MINI CLUSTER construction reduces weight and increases durability

All Zipp wheels starting from 2012 are XDR ready

SRAM Force XG-1270 cassettes sold prior to 2021 have a black finish. In 2021, the design was updated to a nickel-chrome finish.

Technology
MINI CLUSTER: The Mini Cluster hybrid cassette construction combines four small cogs that are CNC machined out of a single block of billet steel with an additional eight cogs that are individually pinned together. The result: a cassette that’s light, durable and equipped with a gear range that’s a perfect fit for any ride.

XDR: The XDR driver body is a universal mounting system for cassettes that incorporate cogs with fewer than 11 teeth. It allows for lighter and more versatile drivetrains without requiring new rear axle standards, cassette tools or hub redesigns. The XDR interface is 1.85mm longer than XD and is designed for road hub applications. XDR driver bodies are compatible with all XD cassettes when the cassette is installed with a 1.85mm spacer.

X-RANGE: Road bikes are faster and more capable than ever before, and riders are expanding what’s possible with drop bar bikes. X-Range is gearing for today’s road riding. SRAM completely reimagined road gearing for wider range, more useful and smoother gear progression, as well as smarter shift settings—enabled by AXS. With X-Range, you’re always in the right gear.

Specifications
Speed (CS): 12s

Gearing: 10-33t

Cog Finish (Cassette): Silver

Technology (Cassette): XG

Cog Sizes: 10-33t: 10,11,12,13,14,15,17,19,21,24,28,33

About SRAM
Founded in 1987, SRAM (an acronym of the 3 founders names, Scott, Ray and Sam) is a privately owned bicycle component manufacturer located in Chicago. They're known for developing many of the inovative technologies used in bikes today including ETAP wireless electric shifting, Grip Shift, dedicated single chain ring drivetrains, narrow wide chainrings and more. Sram also own bicycle component brands Rockshox, Quarq, Zipp and Truvativ.