Hiya,
Building my old bike up for a permanent trainer setup. I've got 11-speed shifters, cassette & chain.
Just wondering whether I'd get away with a 9-speed double chainset (tiagra)?
Don't want to spend a lot because my last groupset got rather worn on the trainer (seems to eat chainrings for a passtime).
Best regards.
Will 9-speed Chainset work with an 11-speed drivetrain?
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Thanks for the reply - I've edited the title as it was a bit confusing.
Basically I have an old 11-speed groupset... everything apart from the chainset.
Rather than spend a lot on a chainset for indoor riding (lots of wear, but no fresh air!), wondering whether I'd get away with something cheaper like a 9-speed chainset.
Basically I have an old 11-speed groupset... everything apart from the chainset.
Rather than spend a lot on a chainset for indoor riding (lots of wear, but no fresh air!), wondering whether I'd get away with something cheaper like a 9-speed chainset.
Should be fine- I've done 2x10 on 9s cranks and measuring them, the spacing between the chainrings on 9s vs 11s is almost identical.
2014 Madone 5.9 w/R9100 shifters and R8000 everything else- using 38mm ICANs or 60/90 SuperTeams- 7.25kgs with the ICANs and Garmin Vector S dual sided PM pedals- not super light but not a dog, either!
Thanks for the responses - managed to get hold of a new 105 chainset in the end in the right size - so my old one will go on the trainer (avoiding faff!).
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