SRAM X01/X01 DH/X1/CX1/GX1 X-Sync Pulley Set
Direct-replacement SRAM X-Sync pulley pair for X01, X01 DH, X1, CX1 and GX1 rear derailleurs. Sealed-bearing, low-friction pulleys that restore crisp, reliable shifting and long service life.
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Overview & Technology: Why SRAM X-Sync Pulleys Matter
Key Features & Construction
Fit & Compatibility: Models, Fitment Tips, and Installation
Who This Pulley Set Is For
Key Features
- β Direct-replacement pair for SRAM X01/X01 DH/X1/CX1/GX1 derailleurs
- β Sealed cartridge bearings for low friction and extended life
- β Precision tooth profile optimized for X-Sync chain engagement
- β Lightweight service part β restores shifting with minimal weight penalty
- β Manufactured to SRAM model ID RD-SPP-A0, part #11.7518.032.000
- β Simple bolt-on installation; ideal for workshop or on-trail service
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these pulleys compatible with SRAM Eagle drivetrains?
These pulleys are designed for X01/X01 DH/X1/CX1/GX1 X-Sync derailleurs. They may fit some SRAM systems that use the same cage spacing, but Eagle-specific derailleurs and 12-speed jockey wheels can differ. Always verify your derailleur model and part number before purchasing.
Do the pulleys come with bearings pre-installed?
Yes β the pulleys are supplied as complete sealed-bearing wheels, ready to install. You won't need to press in bearings or assemble small parts; simply remove the old pulleys and bolt the new pair in place following SRAM torque specs.
How often should I replace derailleur pulleys?
Replacement intervals vary with riding conditions and mileage. For moderate use expect to inspect pulleys every 6β12 months; riders in muddy or gritty environments may replace them more frequently. Replace pulleys when bearings feel rough, there's lateral play, or teeth show visible wear.
Can I mix these pulleys with aftermarket cages or other pulley brands?
Mixing brands can work but can also change chainline and tension slightly. For best shifting performance, use pulley sets matched to the derailleur design. If installing in an aftermarket cage, confirm bolt spacing and cage length compatibility first.
What tools and torque settings are needed for installation?
Typical installation requires a T25 or 2.5β3 mm hex wrench depending on bolt type; consult SRAM service docs for exact tool and torque specs. Use correct torque to avoid stripping bolts and apply a small amount of grease to the bolt threads if recommended by SRAM.
Is lubrication or service required for these pulleys?
Because these pulleys use sealed cartridge bearings, routine lubrication is limited. Keep the derailleur clean and avoid blasting high-pressure water directly at bearings. If bearings become contaminated or rough, replace the pulleys rather than attempting bearing service in the field.
Buying Guide
When buying replacement derailleur pulleys, the most important factors are fitment and bearing quality. Always match the pulley set to your derailleur model and part number. Sealed cartridge bearings offer the best balance of low maintenance and durability for most riders. Consider your riding conditions: if you ride frequently in wet, muddy or dusty environments, prioritize sealed bearings and replace pulleys at the first sign of roughness or play. For roadside or trailside repairs, keep a spare pair in your toolbox to restore smooth shifting quickly.
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