Do you

Brian1

if you have a second set of wheels change the cassette or do you have another cassette on your training/good wheels.

hopper1

Your're better off putting a cassette on both rear wheels... Just saves faffing about!

I have 4 rear wheels and 6 cassettes...
Too many ratios...
Too many choices...
Too much faffing!
:oops:

alomac

Would you then need a different chain for each cassette given that they wear together?

softlad

alomac wrote:

Would you then need a different chain for each cassette given that they wear together?

no

northpole

I can't imagine having to swap cassettes every time I wanted to switch between wheels. Unless you are into that kind of thing, don't go there!

Re chains, whilst I wouldn't suggest changing chains when swapping wheels, you might want to consider changing the chain more frequently than you may otherwise do - particularly if you find that one set of wheels gets used alot more than the others which might lead to premature cassette wear on the lesser used set. Hope that makes sense!

Peter

1_reaper

Have three sets of wheels all with cassettes fitted saves the f&*$k around factor 8)

Monty Dog

Swap the cassettes around every month to keep the wear even.

must-tri-harder

two sets of wheels, two cassettes .. there is a pattern forming before your very eyes ..