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02-04.-2008, 07:34 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: T.O.
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SRAM 10 spd - need spacer at back of cassette?
I've used both Shimano and Campy cassettes. I bought my first SRAM cassette because I was looking for some specific ratios. Does anyone know if you need to put the little spacer ring on the free hub - as used for Shimano cassettes - before installing the cassette?
I looked on the SRAM site and couldn't any instructions that said either way. I tried it both ways. Without the little ring, the chain line from my inner chain ring to the largest cog in the back seems to be a more drastic angle than with the Shimano 10 spd cassette. It would certainly be impossible from the outer chain ring. Cheers, Pad |
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02-04.-2008, 11:50 PM
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Re: SRAM 10 spd - need spacer at back of cassette?
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Do not need a spacer onto the freehub first for Sram, just shimano 10s if you are using a 8/9s freehub body. |
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