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Old 08-30-16 | 05:06 AM
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Bikes: Heavy, with friction shifters

Originally Posted by Jean_TX
I need to transfer my SRAM 10-speed cassette from my old wheel to my new wheel. Unfortunately, the stack of loose cogs & spacers got knocked over on my work table. There is a wafer thin metal spacer/washer in the mess that goes somewhere between the cogs. Does anyone know where this thin metal spacer/washer goes? I've tried SRAM's web site but there is no documentation that show a blown-up picture of a cassette.
If the spacer is 1 mm wide, it is for mounting a 10 speed cassette on a freehub body that also accepts 8 and 9 speed cassettes. It goes first, closest to the spokes, before the cassette is added. This is what I guess that spacer is.

If the spacer is 1.8 mm wide, it is for placing a 8 and 9 speed cassettes on an 11 speed freehub. If a 10 speed cassette is used, the before mentioned 1 mm spacer needs to be added too.
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