SRAM X0 Eagle T-Type Flattop Chain - Solid Pin
The flat-top design of the SRAM X0 integrates with your Eagle transmission for seamless shifting. Its wear-resistant polished finish upgrades your bike's aesthetic.
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- Specifically engineered for the Eagle transmission
- Unique flat-top design makes this the strongest chain made by SRAM
- Dark-Polar finish has been plated with electroless nickel and comes with a PVD coating for optimal resistance to corrosion and wear
- Flattop profile with excellent shifting performance
- Fully approved for e-MTB use with solid pins
- Includes PowerLock connector
- 12-speed; 126 links
Imported.
View the SRAM X0 Eagle Product LineView all SRAM Bike Chains| Best Use | Mountain Biking |
|---|---|
| Speeds | 12-speed |
| Material(s) | Steel; PVD coated |
| Weight | 285 grams |
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The chain lasted about 600 miles of MTB trail riding at a solid pace with frequent climbs. I maintained it regularly—cleaned and lubed roughly every 16–20 miles. Despite that, it snapped suddenly while accelerating uphill (not even during a shift), which caused a crash, when I measured a chain length it was worn out. In terms of durability, it’s definitely better than the GX chain, which is outright terrible in that regard. However, for anyone who rides seriously—even at an amateur level and pushes hard—the value for money is disappointing. If you ride around 2.5K miles per season, you’ll likely go through about four chains (~$400 total), and at least one cassette likely two as well, each around another $400. That’s just not a good long-term deal. My next bike will definitely have a Shimano Transmission instead.