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Mattgecko
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Can I use a 9 speed cassette on my 8 speed set up?

My current cassette is warn and needs to be replaced. I'd like to slowly upgrade the parts to a 9 sp.

Can I adjust the derailer so it doesnt use the smallest gear?

Sorry about the stupid question, I don't want to waste $80-$100 on another XTR M950 if I can slap on a M960.
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No, you can't

9 speed uses smaller cogs. The chain has to be smaller too. Better save a bit longer and get yourself the full setup!

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OK


When I do upgrade everything to 9 speed, will I have to also replace my front gears (race face, 22T, 34T, 46T)?
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no, not necesary :smartass: only rear mech, chain and rearshifter. Most modern rings are already smaller.

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Thanks again for the schooling. :D This place has all the answers.
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It is possible to change from 9 speed to 7 speed but not 8.
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:?: 7 speed uses a shorter body. :?

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You can use 9 speed chainrings with 8 speed. But you can not use 8 speed chainrings with 9 speed.
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that's chainrings, not cogs?

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danielgillett wrote:
You can use 9 speed chainrings with 8 speed. But you can not use 8 speed chainrings with 9 speed.

? sure you can. Buddy of mine uses an ancient TA-crank (when that was built it was still the time of friction-shifted 7spd) with Campagnolo 10-speed without any problems.
I run a Campa 10-speed setup with a 9-speed DA chain and a FSA Shimano 9-speed crank.

That whole compatibility is a little overrated, if you ask me. There are issues, but they concern shifters, rear derailleur and cogs.
There may be exceptions, but cranks are typically not a problem.

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