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Old 04-17-21 | 01:40 PM
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Leinster
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Bikes: MBK Super Mirage 1991, CAAD10, Yuba Mundo Lux, and a Cannondale Criterium Single Speed

Originally Posted by SoSmellyAir
Unfortunately these slight variations exist between not only different brands, but also across different models of the same brand; I had to re-index the rear derailleur when upgrading from Mavic Aksium to Mavic Ksyrium Elite, and again from going from an 11-32 cassette to a 12-25 cassette (both 11 speeds).

Here's a Shimano Ultegra CS-6700 (11-28) for $60. I don't know if that is expensive or not but it is definitely less than either of my 11 speed Ultegra cassettes, which I got on sale.

Shimano Ultegra CS-6700 Cassette | Competitive Cyclist

Other options here for $11 more if you don't want 11-28.

Shimano Ultegra CS-67000SP Cassette | Jenson USA
Thanks! You answered my main question about the spacing, so I guess I’ll just factor in some adjustment time for future trainer sessions.

I do consider $60 a lot for a 10s cassette. Iirc, I got my 11 speed Miche Primato for about that much. I definitely don’t want to spend that for a cassette with a cog I’ll never use (the 11), and without one that I do want (who doesn’t love a 16? Bike component manufacturers, that’s who).
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