It might look normal from the outside, but the engineering inside this incredible new chain design that makes possible a gear range previously found only in 2-chain ring drivetrain. And it's also the biggest contributor to the eagle drivetrain's ultra-smooth, precise, durable and quiet performance. The eagle chain's links have a smooth radius, with no sharp edges or chamfers, which yield a significant reduction in noise, friction and wear on chain rings and cassette cogs. This design also allows for a flatter plate, which means more consistent chain riveting and greater overall strength. Hard chrome technology extends the chain's optimal performance life.
- Elevate your ride with the SRAM X01 Eagle Chain, engineered for 1x systems and X-Sync 2 chainrings for unparalleled performance and durability.
- Experience smoother, quieter rides with the Flowlink design that reduces friction and wear on outer plates.
- Enjoy ultra-high joining strength and zero pin protrusion with the recessed chain rivet contact area, ensuring a reliable and secure connection.
- Get ready to conquer any trail with the included PowerLock non-reusable connecting link for easy installation and peace of mind.
- Embrace the power of 12-speed drivetrains with the 126 links of the SRAM X01 Eagle Chain, designed for longer wear and less noise than previous SRAM chains.
- Elevate your ride with the SRAM X01 Eagle Chain, engineered for 1x systems and X-Sync 2 chainrings for unparalleled performance and durability.
- Experience smoother, quieter rides with the Flowlink design that reduces friction and wear on outer plates.
- Enjoy ultra-high joining strength and zero pin protrusion with the recessed chain rivet contact area, ensuring a reliable and secure connection.
- Get ready to conquer any trail with the included PowerLock non-reusable connecting link for easy installation and peace of mind.
- Embrace the power of 12-speed drivetrains with the 126 links of the SRAM X01 Eagle Chain, designed for longer wear and less noise than previous SRAM chains.
