CeramicSpeed11 Speed Aluminum Pulley Wheels
Item # CMD000Q
11 Speed Aluminum Pulley Wheels
Chasing PRs and race podium spots take special equipment.
Removing every bit of mechanical drag is important, both mentally and
physically, if you want to go as fast as you can. That explains why the pros
have their mechanics swap out the standard bearings and parts for upgraded
components with ceramic bearings to help provide an edge over the competition.
Now you too can get this advantage by hopping up your rear derailleur with
CeramicSpeed's 11 Speed Aluminum Pulley Wheels for Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo
rear derailleurs. Derailleur pulley wheels are some of the fastest rotating
parts on your bike and unlike components built to go faster in the wind where
you have to be traveling at a fast rate of speed to reap the benefits,
drivetrain friction occurs at every speed.
The pulley wheels feature the standard CeramicSpeed Bearings that many pro teams count on the eke out a few more watts that’s often the difference between first and second. CeramicSpeed designs these pulley wheels to provide the ideal chainline and perform precise shifts and smooth pedaling. In addition to delivering lower friction, CeramicSpeed claims that the durable, 22-gram aluminum wheels last 3-5 times longer than stock pulley wheels. Each kit includes 2 pulley wheels, spacers, oil for maintenance, and a sticker sheet.
- Aluminum derailleur pulley wheels that reduce drivetrain drag
- Durable materials last a claimed 3-5 times longer
- Choose between Red and Black anodized colors
- Faster, smoother pedaling leads to higher speeds
What do you think about this product?
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April 11, 2020
CeramicSpeed pulley wheels
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I rode these pulley wheels on my Ultegra equipped bike for at least a year but could never dial in the shifting. I reinstalled my Shimano jockey wheels and my shifting is back to spot on. Thanks for nothing!
harris T.
February 23, 2020
I would assume these would be compatible with a 10 speed shimano, correct?
Se Min U.