The Goldix XDR 12-speed cassette is praised for its reliable shifting, durability, and value, with users reporting no issues over extended use. It is considered comparable to more expensive options like SRAM Red in terms of weight and performance, though some note that shifting can be less crisp than premium cassettes.
Pros
Cons
- Shifting can be slightly hesitant on some cogs compared to SRAM Red (noted in Zrace cassettes, but Goldix is better).2
Reviews & Ratings
I've been running Goldix cassettes for the last year on several bikes and haven't had any problems with shifting, noise or durability so far. I've now got 2 x 10-36, 2 x 10-33 and have recently added a 12-speed 10-44, which also seems to work flawlessly. I also bought 10-36 and 10-33 Zrace cassettes in 2024 but the shifting is hesitant in some cogs which is not the case the Goldix ones. I'm still using Red cassettes on my best bikes, but these Goldix cassettes are about equal on weight and are proving to be great value for money.
I have the 'DP' version of the linked cassette. Posted about it here: Still no issues, shifts well, would buy again.
Where to Buy
GOLDIX XDR 12-Gang-Kassette 28T 33T 36T Ultraleichte K7-Kassette 12V für Sram XDR Electronic Shifting r9270 r8170 - AliExpress 18
Variants
| Configuration | Largest Cog | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 12s 10-28T | 28 T | — |
| 12s 10-33T | 33 T | — |
| 12s 10-36T | 36 T | — |
| 12s 10-44T | 44 T | — |
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