GOLDIX | GOLDIX 10/11/12 Speed MTB Cassette 46T 50T 52T HG Compatible Ultralight Split Mountain Bike Sprocket for XC Cycling

GOLDIX Ultralight MTB Cassette – CNC-Machined Hollow Alloy Design – 11/12-Speed – Shimano HG CompatibleBrand: GOLDIXWeight: Please refer to the image below (weight may vary by ±15g depending on the production batch; placing an order constitutes acceptance of this term).Material: Smaller cogs are made of high-strength steel; larger cogs are made of 7005 aluminum alloy.10S 11-46T: First 7 cogs are steel; last 3 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.10S 11-50T: First 6 cogs are steel; last 4 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.11S 11-46T: First 7 cogs are steel; last 4 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.11S 11-50T: First 7 cogs are steel; last 4 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.11S 11-52T: First 7 cogs are steel; last 4 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.12S 11-50T: First 8 cogs are steel; last 4 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.12S 11-52T: First 7 cogs are steel; last 5 cogs are integrated 7075 aluminum alloy.Compatibility: Shimano 8–12 speed MTB HG-standard freehub bodies (Hyperglide).Important Note:This cassette is designed for the Shimano HG standard and fits only MTB HG-standard freehub bodies; it is not compatible with SRAM XD or MS freehub bodies. This product is intended solely for use in bicycle drivetrain systems; any use for other purposes is strictly prohibited. The brand assumes no liability for damage or personal injury resulting from misuse. Similarly, the brand accepts no responsibility for damage or injury caused by failure to follow these instructions, improper installation, the use of incompatible components, or human-induced damage.• When shifting gears, maintain a smooth and gentle pedaling motion. Do not shift abruptly while pedaling forcefully, as this may damage the cassette teeth, chain, or derailleur.• Avoid remaining in the same gear for extended periods while riding, particularly in extreme gear ratios (highest or lowest); doing so can cause localized excessive wear on the cassette, thereby shortening its service life.• Prevent the chain from engaging the cassette teeth at an improper angle (cross-chaining). If misalignment is detected, make fine adjustments to the derailleur promptly to prevent the chain from rubbing against the side of the cassette and causing tooth wear.• When riding on bumpy terrain, minimize gear shifting to prevent derailleur or cassette misalignment caused by vibration, which could lead to chain skip.