MTB cassettes

Why is it that shimano offers 12-34 only in their high end cassettes, and you're stuck with 11-32 in
their affordable cassettes?

 

The m750 Shimano (Non-Ti) comes in both 11-34 and 12-34 for under 50 bux

On Wed, 26 Mar 2003 12:33:39 GMT, "KBH" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Why is it that shimano offers 12-34 only in their high end cassettes, and you're stuck with 11-32
>in their affordable cassettes?
>

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"KBH" <[email protected]> wrote in message news[email protected]...
> Why is it that shimano offers 12-34 only in their high end cassettes, and you're stuck with 11-32
> in their affordable cassettes?
>
>

I'm guessing because the XTR chainrings are bigger you get the same ratios with it. You can pop an
11T from an XT cassette onto a XTR cassette if you want to.

Mike