Hello,
New to the forum, but not new to cycling.
So, my question:
Who, other than shimano of course, already makes (or will soon make) Shimano-compatible 11-speed cassettes for road use?

Greg @ dsw

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SRAM will, since they're switching to 11 @ Sea Otter (or at least showing it)

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Any idea if they will follow Shimano 11-speed cog thickness and cog spacing specifications?

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Tbh, someone in marketing at sram would have to have balls of steel to not follow shimanos lead. Probably 3 of them!

IRD Interloc Racing Design. As of now their 11 speed cassette is Campagnolo hub design. But I would guess they will have a Shimano 11 speed very soon. Contact them and ask. Of course I have heard nothing but awful reviews of IRD cassettes.

http://www.interlocracing.com/cassettes_steel.html
11-speed Elite Road Cassette:
Campy 11 compatible version.
Nickel-chrome plated steel cogs with light alloy spiders. Save your precious Recordsprocks for race day and use this on training rides. Even smarter. Use ours all the time.

Nickel Chrome plated cogs
Alloy spiders hold the 4 largest cogs.
Alloy and resin spacers
Campy hub compatible
11-30 and 12-30

I am sre Miche will be making 11 speed HG cassette soon.

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Hi,



Ours being?

TIA,

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IRD Interloc Racing Design. That is part of the ad copy on their website link.

now why would they only offer 11-30 or 12-30, seems very limiting.

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So on this thread over at roadbikereview, a user posted some info on Shimano's 11-speed spacing. He said the spacer dimension was 2.18mm and the cog thickness was 1.56mm (making the cog spacing 3.74mm). The spacer dimension is published in a shimano tech doc, but I have been unable to find a technical or reliable source for the 3.74mm cog spacing (after a google search and after talking to Shimano in Irvine USA--the rep wouldn't give me the cog spacing specification). Any idea where these numbers came from?

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