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Sram Rival AXS 12-speed chain - 120 link

€49,95
€49,95
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    Product Description

    SRAM Rival AXS 12-speed Chain – 120 links

    Precision, durability and wireless performance

    The SRAM Rival AXS 12-speed chain is designed to match the wireless Rival AXS groupset and deliver fast, quiet shifts with minimal maintenance. With 120 links, it fits most 1x and 2x drivetrains and ensures optimal power transfer in all situations.

    Key features:

    • 12-speed compatibility
      Designed specifically for 12-speed AXS groupsets where precise gear shifting is essential.

    • Hard Chrome™ surface treatment
      Increases wear resistance and resists corrosion, so the chain maintains performance – even in demanding conditions.

    • Flatter, lighter link architecture
      Optimized to reduce weight without compromising strength or durability.

    • FlowLink™ design
      Precision-machined outer plates reduce friction and ensure smooth, fast shifts with minimal noise.

    • 120 joints – ready for customization
      Supplied in full length for easy installation and adaptation to both single and double drive. Cut to desired length and replace old locking links with the included PowerLock links.

    The SRAM Rival AXS 12-speed chain - 120 links gives you a reliable, durable, and performance-oriented chain that brings out all the benefits of AXS wireless technology. Perfect for both competitive and everyday riders who demand fast, stable shifting and minimal maintenance.
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    Delivery: Free for orders over DKK 699. For orders under DKK 699, delivery is available from DKK 37. See more under Delivery.

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