SRAM 11-speed cassette for double chainrings?
04-28-15, 11:15 AM
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SRAM 11-speed cassette for double chainrings?
SRAM makes several 10-speed 11-36 cassettes for double and triple chainrings but I cannot find a SRAM 11-speed cassette for double chainrings, they all seem to be for a single chainring. Is this right? Does SRAM not market an 11-speed cassette for a double chainring?
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I don't see why you couldn't use the 1x Wonder* 11-36 cassette with a double chainring crank. Finding a compatible rear derailleur might be more difficult, though. I use the aforementioned cassette with a SRAM CX1 rear derailleur, but only with a single chainring.
https://www.sram.com/stories/sram-1x-wonder
https://www.sram.com/stories/sram-1x-wonder
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SRAM 11-speed cassette for double chainrings?
1130 or 1170 work.
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SRAM 11-speed cassette for double chainrings?
I think what's confusing the OP is SRAMs Mtb xx group uses a different free hub body to allow a 10 cog
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While I see two options listed directly on Sram's website: https://www.sram.com/sram/road/component/cassettes, they are indeed only for the 1X rear derailleur series.
My guess is that none of the Sram road RDs have a long enough cage to support a 36t in the back.
OP, here's a better question, why do you need 36 on the back? You can go 32 with a Sram Long Cage rear derailleur. With a compact crank, that's nearly a 1:1 ration.
My guess is that none of the Sram road RDs have a long enough cage to support a 36t in the back.
OP, here's a better question, why do you need 36 on the back? You can go 32 with a Sram Long Cage rear derailleur. With a compact crank, that's nearly a 1:1 ration.
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