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MTB transmission: a major part of your bike

Your MTB transmission is an essential set of components that, associated with the brakes, constitutes the groupset of your bike. On the drivetrains components market of MTB, two brands share the market: Shimano and SRAM. The MTB transmission thus includes the shifters, the front and rear derailleur, the chain, the cassette, the the cranks, the chainring, the bottom bracket and the cables.
Today, the single-chainring transmission has taken over and thus the front derailleur tends to disappear. SRAM and Shimano offer different versions of their flagship groupsets (Deore, SLX, XT and XTR for Shimano and SX, NX, GX, X01 and XX1 for Sram) in single chainring.

MTB transmission at the heart of your practice

Depending on your discipline, you won't have the same transmission needs. The choice of the staggering of your cassette and chainring impacts speeds and efficiency which will be extensively different between a 3x9 speeds setup and a 1x12s drivetrain. So if you do downhill, opt for a solid transmission and a mono-chainring with a 7 speeds cassette and derailleur.

MTB Transmission: A Major Part of Your Bike

Your MTB transmission is an essential set of components that, together with the brakes, forms the groupset of your bike. In the mountain bike drivetrain market, two brands dominate: Shimano and SRAM. The MTB transmission includes shifters, front and rear derailleurs, the chain, cassette, cranks, chainring, bottom bracket, and cables.

Today, single-chainring transmissions have become standard, and the front derailleur is increasingly rare. SRAM and Shimano offer various versions of their flagship groupsets (Deore, SLX, XT, and XTR for Shimano; SX, NX, GX, X01, and XX1 for SRAM) in single-chainring configurations.

MTB Transmission at the Heart of Your Practice

Depending on your discipline, your transmission needs will vary. The choice of cassette and chainring gearing affects speed and efficiency, with significant differences between a 3x9-speed setup and a 1x12-speed drivetrain. For downhill riding, opt for a robust transmission with a single chainring, a 7-speed cassette, and a compatible derailleur.

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MTB Drivetrain Components

MTB Drivetrain Components

Shimano Altus Front Speed Control SL-M315 3V

Shimano Deore RD-M7200-SGS (Long Cage) Rear Derailleur 1x12S

KMC eGlide EPT chain for Shimano CUES 9/10/11V Silver

Sram GX Eagle DUB crankset Direct Mount chainring 32 teeth (without housing)

Bikone DCTech BB86/92 Bottom Bracket for Sram DUB Black

Neatt Inox Shift Cable for Shimano 1.2x2100 mm

Shimano SM-BB71 Press Fit 89.5 / 92mm

Sram XX1 Eagle DUB Boost Direct Mount Crankset 34t (BB Not Included) - Gold

Sram Power Spline Bottom Bracket

Shimano Deore SL-M4100-R right-hand drive (collar mount/no indicator) 10V

KMC X11EL Ti-N Chain 118 Links Gold

Sram NX (SL-NX-1-A1) Right Trigger Shifter 11S

XLE 10V MicroShift Cassette

Shimano Crankset Altus MT210 3 x 9 170mm 40-30-22 Teeths Black

Complete groupset Sram NX Eagle 12v DUB (without BB)

Shimano Deore CS-M6200-12 Cassette 12S

Shimano CN-E6070 9V chain 138 VAE links

Bottom Bracket SRAM BB92 GXP PRESSFIT

Black Bearing PressFit Axle 24 / GXP Bottom Bracket

Shimano LinkGlide CS-LG300-10 Cassette 10S

KMC X11 Waxed Chain 11S Aurora Blue Purple

SRAM XX1 Eagle PC1290 126-Link Chain - Rainbow

KMC X12 Waxed Chain 12S Aurora Blue Purple

KMC X11EL Waxed Chain 11S Silver

MTB transmission: a major part of your bike

MTB transmission at the heart of your practice

MTB Transmission: A Major Part of Your Bike

MTB Transmission at the Heart of Your Practice