Anybody out there running these cassettes? I know they don't save much wt. since the Big Two have improved theirs. Just cool to have component?
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Anybody out there running these cassettes? I know they don't save much wt. since the Big Two have improved theirs. Just cool to have component?I have been using a 11/23 and a 12/23 combination for about 1 month now. They are fine made cassettes and shift well. The weight savings is about 30g at best. However, the big advantage is flexibility. If you look at their chart you can quickly see that by buying lets say a 11/23 cassette plus an extra 18, 20 and 25 cog you can generate essentially any combination you like. Flat race day.... go with an 11/20; hilly century go with a 12/25 etc. I cannot comment on wear thus far. Have not owned them long enough. Very responsive people at Cycle Dynamics!
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Thanks for the input. I've always been drawn to the obscure stuff when it's engineered well.
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