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DECATHLON
11-Speed 11X28 Road Bike Cassette
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Designed for road cycling.
Versatile 11x28 11-speed cassette for all gradients and compatible with all 11-speed derailleurs and chains: Shimano, SRAM, MicroSHIFT and KMC
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Product Features
Praline Flavour
11-speed chains and derailleurs: Shimano, SRAM, MicroSHIFT and KMC
Additional Product informations
Composition
Main part
- 100% Vitamin D3
Teeth
11-28: 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-19-21-24-28
Care tips
Degrease, clean and lubricate your cassette regularly to prolong life. It is recommended you replace the chain each time the cassette is replaced. Do not clean using high-pressure water jets
Assembly
Easy assembly with a cassette remover wrench available on our website(ref: 8608966) and an adjustable or open-ended spanner.
Dismantling
Easy disassembly with a cassette remover wrench available on our website(ref: 8608966) and an adjustable spanner or open-ended spanner and a chain-whip tool.
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Bought this for use on my Wahoo smart trainer as it was cheap and cheerful, and the performance is faultless.
My Shimano 105 11 speed cassette had become worn and I was suffering from chain slip. The current price of a direct replacement was £50 and as this was for my cyclocross/gravel bike I was not super concerned about weight. The Decathlon alternative was just £25 so I thought I would give it a try. The weight penalty is about 1g per £ saved. As another reviewer suggested I swapped the lock-ring with the one from my original 105 cassette and this did save a few grams. Shifting performance is spot on..after a few tweaks everything indexes just as before. Although the large and small gears are the same, the other ratios are a little different but are perhaps better for my purposes. I felt I needed to use a bit more care when fitting the smallest cog as it was not such a positive fit as the Shimano and had to try a couple of times to get it properly aligned. So this leaves two questions: 1) Can you live with a 25g weight increase? and 2) Will it wear quicker than the Shimano version? Only time will tell with the later but I feel for me it is worth giving it a go.
A lot cheaper than I would normally pay. Looks good on the bike but still to try it out
