12 tooth cassette ring worn out...

joshtp
joshtp Posts: 3,966
edited April 2011 in MTB workshop & tech
took the new build out today... all is running super, super sweetly... but the new chain in jumping on the older cassette's second smallest (12 tooth) cog... it's not too bad... but being my fave stand up and sprint gear (prob why it's the most worn) it's a bit of a pain.... I'd rather not pay out for a whole new cassette... I just splashed a huge wedge of seriously limited earnings on the rest of the bike... so will this fit?

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/12t-shimano- ... prod15823/

and what are the downsides to this as opposed to a whole new cassette?


cheers
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  • joshtp
    joshtp Posts: 3,966
    alternatively I could get myself a cheapo cassette like this one:


    I'd rather not as my bike is heavy enough without adding a pile of rotating weight.... and I prefer Shimano cassette's....


    but is it still a better option... one bonus is that I could get the 11-34 which would work better with my single front ring..
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  • joshtp
    joshtp Posts: 3,966
    dont worry, decided to get the whole cassette... think the 34 might just make it worth the weight...
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  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    Errrrr Ok.
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  • joshtp
    joshtp Posts: 3,966
    :lol:


    that's the thought process of a skint mountain biker right there, on paper.


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  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    I know it well.
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