sub 150g durable cassette
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Why 11-32 though? Most everyone is going with 10 speed now, and even 11 speed. Why not an 11-36 to compete directly with the SRAM XX? Maybe because there would be no weight savings?
Nevermind. I counted. There are 10 cogs on that 11/32. But still. Could they not at least do an 11-36?
Nevermind. I counted. There are 10 cogs on that 11/32. But still. Could they not at least do an 11-36?
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No aluminum cassette will last, especially not in MTB.
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I bought the Recon MTB 10 speed cassette a year ago, they shifted alright when installed, but my second ride was in hideous mud and I blew a couple of teeth without really cranking on them. They are very light and probably good for dry conditions, but I doubt they will last regardless.
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Like tires, I would not go superlight wrt. an aluminium cassette.
A titanium cassette on the other hand
A titanium cassette on the other hand
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