
SRAM XX DH Transmission
Race-proven AXS performance for DH
Specifications
- Speed
- 7-speed
- Derailleur
- XX DH Full Mount AXS
- Shifter
- AXS Pod Ultimate
- Crankset
- XX DH Aluminum DUB
- Crank Lengths
- 150mm, 155mm, 160mm, 165mm
- Chainring
- 34T, 36T, 38T 104BCD T-Type
- Cassette
- XS-797 T-Type 10-24
- Chain
- XX Transmission Flattop
- Gear Range
- 240%
- Weight
- Approx. 1700g
- Features
- Cassette Mapping, Full Mount, AXS wireless
Overview
The first-ever wireless AXS drivetrain built specifically for downhill racing. XX DH Transmission delivers full-power shifting under load via Cassette Mapping, a robust Full Mount hangerless derailleur, and a 7-speed 10-24T cassette with X-SYNC tooth profile optimized for DH gear steps. Raced to multiple UCI World Cup wins and a World Championship, it gives riders confidence-inspiring toughness and millisecond-level advantage from the start gate to the finish line.
Features
First-ever AXS wireless shifting for DH
Full-power shifting under load
Cassette Mapping for uninterrupted power
Full Mount hangerless derailleur interface
Backward rotation impact protection
Rebuildable skid plates and outer link
7-speed 10-24T optimized DH gear steps
XD SLIM hub for tighter clearance
XX Flattop chain hollow-pin Hard Chrome
Type 4 Transmission damper for silence
Ochain 104BCD spider compatible
Silent and rattle-free under chaos
UCI World Cup and World Championship proven
Black ano with silver-machined finish
Guides for setup
All guidesChain Maintenance
Essential tips for cleaning, lubrication, and extending component life.
Derailleur Indexing
Fine-tune cable tension, limit screws, and B-gap for crisp, accurate shifting under load.
Weather & Conditions Adaptation
Setup adjustments for wet, muddy, dry, and cold conditions — tires, suspension, drivetrain, and brakes.
How we evaluate this component
Product cards, analysis notes, and setup guidance are grounded in public specifications, market positioning, compatibility, and the most likely real-world use cases on trail.
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