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Cassettes that fit the 2027 Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 8 AXS

This bike runs 12-speed, SRAM Flattop (road) chain, and its rear derailleur reaches a 36t largest cog.

We can't tell which freehub body it has — the cassette it ships with is sold for more than one. That's the one fact you need before ordering; our guide to identifying your freehub shows how to check in about a minute.

Worked out from the bike's stock drivetrain — derived: cassette SRAM Force spec; chain SRAM Force E1, 12/13 speed spec; rear derailleur SRAM Force AXS E1 spec

Check your freehub body first

Speed count, chain family and derailleur range all line up on these. Whether each one mounts comes down to the body on your rear hub, which this bike ships with more than one of. How to identify yours.

  • SRAM Force XG-1270, 10-33, 12-speed10–33t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM Force XG-1270 Cassette (10-28t)10–28t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM Force XG-1270 Cassette (10-30t)10–30t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM Force XG-1270 Cassette (10-33t)10–33t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM Force XG-1270 Cassette (10-36t)10–36t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM RED XG-1290, 10-30, 12-speed10–30t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM RED XG-1290 Cassette (10-28t)10–28t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM RED XG-1290 Cassette (10-30t)10–30t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM RED XG-1290 Cassette (10-33t)10–33t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM RED XG-1290 Cassette (10-36t)10–36t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM Rival XG-1250 Cassette (10-30t)10–30t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

  • SRAM Rival XG-1250 Cassette (10-36t)10–36t

    12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body

Not sure what the numbers mean? Our cassette guide covers speed counts, gearing ranges and how the freehub bodies differ.

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