SRAM XG 1175

No, it does not. The XG 1175 requires an XD driver body, which is a specific mounting standard designed to accommodate the 10-tooth small cog.

The open, pinned design is excellent for shedding mud and debris, which keeps your drivetrain running smoothly in wet conditions. Because it is an open structure, it is also very easy to clean with a standard brush or hose after a ride.

While it is designed to work seamlessly with SRAM 11-speed mountain bike components, it is generally compatible with other 11-speed drivetrains as long as you are using an XD driver body and a compatible chain. However, for the most precise shifting performance, sticking to a full SRAM ecosystem is recommended.

The 10-tooth small cog allows for a higher top speed without needing a larger chainring up front, while the 42-tooth large cog provides the necessary leverage for steep climbs. This range offers a wide gear spread that simplifies your shifting by eliminating the need for a front derailleur.

This cassette is specifically engineered for mountain biking. While it can technically be installed on other bikes with XD drivers, the gear steps are optimized for trail riding, not the tighter, more consistent cadence jumps typically preferred for road or gravel cycling.