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13-speed GEN2.0 cassette for XPLR (XD/XDR freehub), photo 1 of 3

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13-speed GEN2.0 cassette for XPLR (XD/XDR freehub)

£376

Inc. VAT · UK delivery from £8 · free UK delivery over £200

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Not sure which freehub you have? Shimano HG has a splined body with a lockring; Microspline is Shimano 12-speed; SRAM XD/XDR is a threaded body. Send me a photo if in doubt.

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Colour: Black
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About this part

520% Range for 13-speed XPLRWhen one cassette must do it all

10–52T

Wide Range

520% gearing without drivetrain compromises

10-52T spread with optimized progression 10-11-12-14-16-18-21-24-28-32-37-44-52

No derailleur cage upgrade required — depending on the exact model.

Lightweight

Construction

Only 343 g total weight

12 steel sprockets for durability + 1 aluminum sprocket for weight savings

The aluminum gear is replaceable and customizable, extending cassette life and personalization.

GEN 2.0

Shifting & Durability

Refined shifting, built to last

Updated GEN 2.0 tooth profiles and shift ramps

Faster, smoother shifts under load with improved chain control

Click here to learn more about GEN2.0

Yes — It Works with 52TCage upgrade may be required depending on the model

Rival XPLR & Force XPLR Сage upgrade optional, works with stock cage.

Red XPLR Сage upgrade required. The stock carbon cage is too thick for safe & consistent shifting to 52T

Our cassette works with Ebikes

Precision-machined shift ramps for faster, smoother gear changes in every condition.

Only 343g weight

Refined tooth shaping minimizes drivetrain noise for a quieter, smoother ride.

Optimized tooth profile keeps the chain perfectly in place, even when backpedaling.

The widest range of color options to perfectly match other Garbaruk components

Chain compatibility information

The cassette is only officially compatible with SRAM Flattop 12/13-speed chains.

Learn how to install our XD-compatible cassette

Click the button to go to our XD-compatible cassette installation guidelines.

FAQ

Does the 10–52T cassette really work with stock XPLR derailleurs?

Yes, it does! Only with Rival XPLR & Force XPLR. For RED XPLR the cage is required for correct operation. The difference is Red has a thicker carbon cage that cannot shift to 52T consistently without bumping into the largest gear

Which XPLR drivetrains is this cassette compatible with??

The cassette is compatible with all 13-speed AXS XPLR derailleurs. For full compatibility list, check the "specs & compatibility" tab

What chain should I use with this cassette?

We recommend using SRAM 13-speed flattop chains

Is it XDR compatible? Do I need a spacer?

This cassette is XD and ships with a 1.8mm spacer for installation on XDR freehubs. If you have XDR - use the spacer

Are other cassette sizes or configurations planned?

Yes, we will release other sizes by the end of Q1 2026. We're planning to do a similar to stock size, and possibly a smaller cassette, like 10-40. Stay tuned!

Can I replace a worn aluminium sprocket?

Yes, you can! Just email our team using our contact form and we'll get you sorted

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