Cassettes that fit the 2027 Norco Search A1
This bike runs 12-speed, SRAM Flattop (road) chain, Shimano HG road (spline L) freehub, and its rear derailleur reaches a 44t largest cog.
Worked out from the bike's stock drivetrain — derived: cassette SRAM XPLR PG-1231, 11-44, 12 speed spec; chain SRAM Apex, 118L (); rear derailleur SRAM Apex XPLR, 44T max cog spec
Fits as-is
Mounts on the freehub body this bike already has.
- SRAM XPLR PG-1231, 11-44, 12 speed11–44t
12-speed
- SRAM XPLR PG-1231 Cassette11–44t
12-speed
Fits with a freehub body swap
These mount once you fit the freehub body they need — a part that comes off the rear hub with the cassette, and costs rather less than a wheel. Check your hub brand offers one before committing.
- 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
- SRAM XPLR XG-1251 Cassette10–44t
12-speed · needs a SRAM XDR body
- SRAM XPLR XG-1271 Cassette10–44t
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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