Mavic 11 speed hub with 10 speed cassette

furiousd
furiousd Posts: 214
edited July 2016 in Workshop
Hi all,
I am sure this is a stupid question and I have researched the net without finding a definitive answer.
I have some new Mavic Cosmic Elite wheels which i am using an 11 speed 6800 cassette, all perfect. I have 10 speed on my other bike and wanted to use the wheels on the older bike, i appreciate i will need the spacer rings but how many?

Both of the cassettes are shimano, the 10 speed i have both 6700 and 105 10 speed cassette, I 'do' have the 1mm spacer with those. I didnt appear to get a spacer with the Cosmic wheels but i have a 1.85mm in the tool kit.
To use the 10 speed cassettes on these Mavic wheels do i need both spacers or one or other?

Thanks in advance.
D

Comments

  • sungod
    sungod Posts: 17,336
    to use those 10-speed cassettes on the 11-speed hub, you can use the 1.85mm + 1mm spacers

    more here...

    http://www.slowtwitch.com/Tech/Cassette ... _3978.html
    my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
  • furiousd
    furiousd Posts: 214
    Thanks, that table is useful.
    D
  • Rightarmbad
    Rightarmbad Posts: 216
    To use a 10 speed on a Mavic freehub body, just put one old ten speed cog spacer behind the cassette and leave off the normal 10 speed 1mm spacer.
  • furiousd
    furiousd Posts: 214
    To use a 10 speed on a Mavic freehub body, just put one old ten speed cog spacer behind the cassette and leave off the normal 10 speed 1mm spacer.

    So just the 1.85mm spacer?
  • mikenetic
    mikenetic Posts: 486
    You need to use both - the Mavic 10/11 speed shim that comes with the wheels, and the spacer that comes with the 10 speed cassette.
  • furiousd
    furiousd Posts: 214
    mikenetic wrote:
    You need to use both - the Mavic 10/11 speed shim that comes with the wheels, and the spacer that comes with the 10 speed cassette.

    Ok thanks, as per original post i don't have that spacer, will have a look on ebay.
    D
  • mikenetic
    mikenetic Posts: 486
    It's the sort of thing most LBS with have knocking around, you keep them sometimes when you dispose of a worn 10 speed cassette.
  • svetty
    svetty Posts: 1,904
    Any combination of spacers that totals +/- 2.85mm. You can use the spacers that normally fit in between cassette sprockets - an 8 speed one at 3.00 mm is near enough, a 9 speed one at 2.56 also works without affecting the shifting in my experience. A 10 speed one is only 2.35.......
    FFS! Harden up and grow a pair :D