Cassette Selection
sproggysprocket
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I need to replace my 10 speed cassette. It is a shimano Ultegra in a compact set up with 11-23 teeth.
A replacement cassette is available at about £30 but i have seen a sram cassette OG1070 reduced from £60 to £30 with the same ratio.
Do i go for the SRAM or Shimano?
A replacement cassette is available at about £30 but i have seen a sram cassette OG1070 reduced from £60 to £30 with the same ratio.
Do i go for the SRAM or Shimano?
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If the rest of your chainset is shimano, I'd personally stick with that. Some people like to mix and match chainsets but I think it seems neater and more effecient to run stuff from the same family. Just my perception - there's nothing scientific about that!___________________________________________
Titanium Bertoletti0 -
Fit the cheapest. I bet you don't even notice a difference.0
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cyclingfury wrote:If the rest of your chainset is shimano, I'd personally stick with that. Some people like to mix and match chainsets but I think it seems neater and more effecient to run stuff from the same family. Just my perception - there's nothing scientific about that!
Hi there.
No offence to cyclignfury - but I wouldn't take advice from anyone who doesn't know the difference between a cassette and a chainset...
As smokin joe says - vote with your wallet.
Cheers, Andy0 -
andrewgturnbull wrote:cyclingfury wrote:If the rest of your chainset is shimano, I'd personally stick with that. Some people like to mix and match chainsets but I think it seems neater and more effecient to run stuff from the same family. Just my perception - there's nothing scientific about that!
Hi there.
No offence to cyclignfury - but I wouldn't take advice from anyone who doesn't know the difference between a cassette and a chainset...
As smokin joe says - vote with your wallet.
Cheers, Andy
....don't trust anyone who can't type either...0 -
andrewgturnbull wrote:andrewgturnbull wrote:cyclingfury wrote:If the rest of your chainset is shimano, I'd personally stick with that. Some people like to mix and match chainsets but I think it seems neater and more effecient to run stuff from the same family. Just my perception - there's nothing scientific about that!
Hi there.
No offence to cyclignfury - but I wouldn't take advice from anyone who doesn't know the difference between a cassette and a chainset...
As smokin joe says - vote with your wallet.
Cheers, Andy
....don't trust anyone who can't type either...
but if they can't type, how are they going to post on here and then how would you know not to trust them :?: :roll:
I say, don't trust people who say 'don't trust people who...'
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