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Item # EAS0332
Item # EAS0332The right tool for the job.
All-Mountain and trail riders rejoiced when SRAM released its XX1 component group. Why? Because it provides an extended gear range, while also shedding the weight and complexity of a front derailleur. However, fitting XX1 requires SRAM's XD spec freehub. That's why Easton offers the XX1 Driver. So, you don't have to sacrifice the Easton wheels that you've come to trust in the pursuit of a more streamlined setup.
XX1 users already know that mounting an XX1 cassette to a wheel requires an XD style freehub body. However, this is a different beast altogether when compared to a standard 9- or 10- speed SRAM/Shimano freehub body. So, if you're looking to run an 11-speed XX1 cassette on your Easton wheels, you'll need this freehub body. The Easton XD Driver fits Easton's M1-121, M1-221, M1-321, and M1-322 hubs. So, if you have a late-model Easton mountain wheelset, you're likely going to be covered. But, please check the part number printed on your hub to confirm that the XD Driver will fit.
The SRAM XX1 XD Driver is available in one size and in the color Black.
- XX1 11-speed-compatible hub
- Compatible with Easton’s M1-121, M1-221, M1-321, and M1-322 hubs
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Johnny Hasselbach
Avg. ride time: 1h 13m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Not a universal Easton XD driver
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Does not work on Easton EA70 SL Disc Wheelsets with X5 hubs sold by CC. For the X5 hubs, after calling Easton found the correct SRAM XD freehub body is Easton 11-Speed XD Driver Body for X5 hubs part number #8022454, which unfortunately Competitive does not sell, so had to return this and buy the one for X5 hubs elsewhere.
Joe DraperGearheadGotta have it
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
You'll need this guy to run a SRAM 1x drivetrain. Be sure to get in touch with a gearhead if you have any questions.
jdraper@backcountry.com
Anibal L.Avg. ride time: 2h 40m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
I habe an easton xct ea70. This will fit?
Christine DGearheadEssential
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Super easy to use and a must to switch to a Sram 1x system - worth the upgrade.
Kyle BrGearheadmust have for 1X
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought this for the easton ea70 xct wheelset to run on X01 drivetrain. It has held up with no issues at all over the last 2 months of abuse.
Jason D.I am trying to convert my 2011 Easton Ea70...
I am trying to convert my 2011 Easton Ea70 29" wheel hub to use the XX1 setup on the bike. I am not certain if the current hub I have is compatible with the XD driver body. Where is the model noted on the hub usually??
Thanks!
Ken K.Avg. ride time: 8h 19m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Does this XX1 fit the EA70 XCT 29" wheels?...
Does this XX1 fit the EA70 XCT 29" wheels? It says it has X2 hub. Thanks.
Caesar AngI've got a Easton Haven M1-120 hub, I would...
I've got a Easton Haven M1-120 hub, I would like to know if this freehub adapter will fit my hub to enable me to use the XX1 Cassette, My mechanic also pointed out that my bike width is 135 quick release, Please confirm that your free hub is compatible for me to use before I purchase, many thanks caesarang@yahoo.com
Caesar AngThe M1-120 has a different shell from the M1-121 and thus, the bearing upgrade kit and the XD driver cassette body designed will not be able to fit onto it. They are designed for M1-121, -221 and any hub ending with ?1?. The only way is to send the wheels back to Easton and they'll change the hub from M-120 to M-121 in order the XD driver to fit
I have Easton Havens that are currently set up with a 10-speed cassette. If I get this will I be able to go straight to 11-speed? (running sram force 1x10)