NX Eagle DUB Groupset
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Why We Like The NX Eagle DUB Groupset
SRAM's NX Eagle DUB Groupset brings the improved chain retention, simple shifting, and quiet operation of SRAM's 12-speed Eagle drivetrains to a pricepoint that's easy to swallow without skimping on performance. This kit has all the necessary components to build out your bike with a 1 x 12 drivetrain, with the exception of a SRAM DUB bottom bracket to match your frame.
This groupset includes the crankset, cassette, chain, rear derailleur, shifter, and b-gap adjustment tool. The crankset comes with a 32t, 6mm offset chainring for non-Boost bikes with QR or 12 x 142mm rear hub spacing. The crankset works with just about any frame provided you get the correct bottom bracket (sold separately).
Details
- NX Eagle groupset has everything you need to go 1x12
- Price to get into 1x12 Eagle is lower than ever
- Wide range cassette has a 50t bailout gear for tough climbs
- Crankset fits bikes with non-Boost 12 x 142mm spacing
- Derailleur with roller bearing clutch gives quiet, smooth operation
- Solid-pin chain provides efficient shifting and long wear life
- Includes b-gap tool for setting up your rear derailleur
- Works with standard HG freehub, not XD
- Item #SRM00EL
- Rear Derailleur
- NX Eagle 12-speed
- Shifters
- NX Eagle 12-speed
- Crankset
- NX Eagle DUB Direct Mount non-Boost
- Teeth
- 32t
- Crank Arm Length
- 170mm, 175mm
- Bottom Bracket
- DUB (not included)
- Chain
- NX Eagle 12-speed
- Cassette
- PG-1230 Eagle
- Sprocket Range
- 11 - 50t
- Compatible Components
- HyperGlide splined freehubs (HG), Eagle 12-speed drivetrains
- Activity
- mountain biking
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 1, 2021
Questionable product No support from BC
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- I've put it through the wringer
I purchased the NX eagle groupset and had it installed. It worked great for 4 months. I really enjoyed the upgrade from my old 2x10 groupset. All was great until... On my daily ride I was transitioning from a flat incline to a steep climb and I downshifted. When I shifted I immediately felt something lock up. Luckily I was able to get my feet out of the pedals before I injured myself in the fall. Shortly thereafter I noticed that the rear derailleur had detached from the bike and entered into the wheel and broke a spoke. It wasn't the derailleur hanger that broke, but the actual derailleur snapped at its attachment point to the hanger. I immediately contacted backcountry.com for support and was directed to their warranty department. I sent in a picture and outlined my claim. The representative from backcountry.com responded saying "This could have been avoided by proper set up and maintenance. If you would like assistance purchasing a replacement derailleur feel free to call our gearheads at 1-800-409-4502 Thank you! " I was insulted that he was implying that it was my fault and denied the warranty claim. I wouldn't let it go however, because I believed after inspecting the derailleur that it was a manufacturing problem. So I decided to take it to my local bike shop that I have entrusted with maintaining my bikes for years. They were immediately helpful and were able to contact SRAM directly and ultimately were able to procure a new derailleur for free through their warranty program. It was installed and the bike functions great again. Backcountry.com has a reputation for taking all returns and great customer service, but in my case I realized that wasn't the case. They refused to help me out, or even submit a warranty claim on my behalf, while questioning my understanding of bike maintenance. I would not recommend purchasing this item from backcountry.com incase you too have a defective derailleur and would like your online retailer to provide you customer support you deserve. Hope this helps you decide what you should purchase. Happy Trails!
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April 18, 2021
Will this set fit on a 2017 Scott Spark? Recently acquired from a friend, just the frame and handlebars and want to build it up to ride it.
February 26, 2021
Is SRAM NX Eagle DUB Groupset compatible for my Giant ATX disc 3 2019?
January 30, 2021
Can I replace my Shimano Tourney 3x with this 1x gruppo? Crank: Shimano Tourney TY301, 42/34/24, 175mm Bottom Bracket: VP BC73, 73mm, threaded cartridge Cassette: Shimano HG200, 12-32, 7 speed Rear derailleur: Shimano Tourney TY300, long cage, 34T max cog
December 23, 2020
Does this group set work with threaded bottom brackets?
July 19, 2020
can i replace a 1x11 NX with the 1x12 NX without changing the wheel or freehub?
July 19, 2020
can i replace a 1x11 NX with the 1x12 NX without changing the wheel or freehub?
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