Will A 8 Speed Cassette Fit.A.7 Speed Mointain Bike Hub? It should work. Spacing on Shimano is 5mm for 7 sp and 4.8mm on 8 sp. You’ll wind up with a phantom gear but everything should work. Are 7 and 8 speed hubs the same? 7s hubs come in 126, 130 and 135mm variants. They
Can I Put A Mtb Cassette On A Road Bike? It is possible to use a mountain bike cassette with an even lower range on a road bike, but you’ll have to switch to a mountain bike rear derailer. Most mountain bike rear derailers have a long cage, which can handle a 34-tooth cog, or
Can Io Do A 50 39 On My Bike? A 50 34 crankset is better for climbing. The smaller chainring when paired with big cogs like 28 or 32 makes climbing a lot easier and faster than with a 52 36. The 36T is a lot harder to push and requires more energy. What is
Can You Put 10 Speed Cassette On 20 Inch Bike? This spacer fits between the cassette and freehub body and makes it possible to fit a 10-speed cassette to a 9-speed hub. What size cassette will fit my bike? Most road bike cassettes have an 11, 12, or 13-tooth smallest sprocket, then between 21 and
How Did They Make A Bike Casset? What does the T stand for on a bike cassette? T simply refers to tooth or teeth. Nearly everyone everyone talks about cogs that have X number of teeth, including me. The proper terminology for a cog is really sprocket and each tooth is a cog on the
How Bicycle Cassettes Are Made? For MTB cassettes, Shimano’s XTR cassette has the top 3 cogs made of aluminum and the next few made of titanium. XT has its largest 2 cogs made of aluminum. The balance are all steel SRAM’s X01 and XX1 (highest end two groups) may have only the largest cog made
How Much Does A Bike Cassette Cost? The cost to replace a cassette or freewheel can range anywhere from $25 to upwards of $300 on high end bikes and chainrings can run anywhere from around $40 to $250 on high end bikes. How long should a bike cassette last? Very Roughly: bike cassette can last