Old 05-21-11 | 09:53 AM
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2_i
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Bikes: Trek 730 (quad), 720 & 830, Bike Friday NWT, Brompton M36R & M6R, Dahon HAT060 & HT060, ...

I have ridden many turn overs of cassettes put together on my own. As wear progresses, I replace only individual cogs. I found it beneficial to stock spacers of different thickness that allow to compensate for variations in characteristics of cogs. There is a guy on Ebay who makes cheaply custom spacers, of any thickness you desire. Otherwise, I found than an Sram ESP rear derailleur is more tolerant to variations in the cog spacing, than a derailleur following the Shimano standard.
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