Old 11-11-16, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Slaninar
I stand corrected. Thanks for the post.

Shifters and RD are Shimano road compatible, but the cassette is a MTB one. Spacing is off from road 11 speed by 0.16 mm, which should result in about 1.5 mm "miss" after 9 shifts. Inner roller width of a chain is about 2.4 mm. So guess it doesn't miss enough to really bother shifting, though it's not a perfect match.
Wow, thats really interesting and something I didnt look into when selecting components for the build. I dumb lucked into it working!
It was a kludge job(albeit a nicely spec'd one) to begin with since I was looking to use 105 components and a large cassette to get better bailout gearing. At least it lucked into working.





edited- I did some reading, and it looks like the SRAM cassette I have is a road cassette, even though the gearing range is wide. https://www.sram.com/sram/road/produ...130-cassette-0
SRAM recommends, on their site, using it with the Rival 22 group which is a road group. That would explain why it works well with my 105 5800 setup.

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