SRAM GX 11 speed Double Front Derailleur
SRAM GX 11 speed Double Front Derailleur
SRAM GX 2x11 Front Derailleur
The SRAM GX 11-Speed Front Mech is a low-profile, highly-efficient front derailleur, which is designed specifically for SRAM 2x11-Speed X-Glide shifting. When paired with a rear wide range SRAM cassette, this derailleur contributes to the widest range 11-Speed drivetrain available and compliments shifting performance perfectly. Material: Clamp: AL6061 Aluminium; Cage: Steel Drivetrain Speed: 2x11-Speed Drivetrain Compatibility: SRAM X-Actuation Max Chainring: 36T Chainring Number: 2x Chainstay Angle: 66-69 degrees Cable Pull: Bottom/Top Weight: 123g Technologies: X-Glide: This optimised cassette technology, which has been custom designed and is the next generation of drivetrain shifting. It provides quick, precise, power-on shifting performance throughout the gear range, and increases chain retention on larger chainrings. X-Actuation: Developed specifically for SRAM 1x drivetrains, X-Actuation keeps shifting sharp and consistent across the entire cassette. This makes gears easy to index and provides exceptional performance.
| GX Double Front Mech Specification | |
| Components Type | Front Mechs |
| Weight | 123g |
| Type | 11 speed, Double Chainring, Front |
| Material | Alloy |
| Colour | Black, Silver |
| Designed for | MTB |
| Year | 2017 |
| Brand | SRAM |
| RRP | £31.99 |
| Lowest Price | £6.99 |
More of my front derailleur deals
My front mech deals are below
Or view all of my front derailleur deals.
These handy devices enable you to shift gear, as well as help to keep your chain on. Otherwise known as front derailleurs, they are designed to work with a specific number of chain rings (either double or triple) and speeds (from 7/8 speed all the way up to 11). You need to establish that your new front mech will both fit your frame, as well as be suitable for your current drivetrain. If in doubt, try to replace the older model with a similar derailleur - you won't need to replace front mechs as often as rear, in some cases they can last decades! The industry leaders in this department are Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo, although companies such as FSA also produce their range of derailleurs too.
Or view all of my bike component dealss.
SRAM Front Mechs
SRAM began life in Chicago in 1987, named after it's founders Scott, Ray And Sam, and is known primarily as a manufacturer of drivetrain and braking components. It's first revolutionary product was the twist action GripShift, which became available in 1988, with the MTB version released in 1991. In 1995, they launched their first ESP rear derailleur, which featured a 1 to 1 cable actuation ratio. The X.O drivetrain products were released in 2001, marking the introduction of the trigger shifter, and a year later, MTB Suspension pioneers RockShox was acquired. A year later Avid - a MTB Disc Brake company - was also acquired, giving SRAM more market share of the MTB industry. By 2006, a focus was shifted to producing road components in addition to their MTB stable, with the launch of Force and Rival groupsets. The following year, Doubletap was introduced, enabling users to switch gear in either direct using a single shifter. This steady growth was sustained, and over the years SRAM acquired several more cycling household brands, such as Truvativ (Chainsets and components), Quarq (power meters), Sachs (drivetrain components) and Zipp (carbon fibre goodies!).
For more details on the past and present of SRAM, please visit their website, or view their Wikipedia page.
About Cycling Bargains!
Welcome to Bike Bargains - I scour the internet trying to find the best deals specifically for UK based cyclists. Over the years I've saved hundreds of pounds on cycling gear, simply by shopping around and buying cycling consumables only when they're on sale. Whether you're a road cyclist or a DH mountain biker, I handpick the best money saving cycling related bargains I can find - and will hopefully save you money too! If any deals have expired, then please let me know by clicking the Expired button, and I'll then remove them. A full list of expired deals can be found here. Bike Bargains is a participant in the Amazon EU Associates Programme, an affiliate advertising programme designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk. All details are believed to be correct, but please check with the retailer prior to buying - deals and specifications change, and your contract is solely with the retailer. Here is my Privacy Policy.
Thanks in advance, and Happy Shopping!
Hope this helps to save you some money!
Take me back to the Deal!