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Old 06-01-23 | 01:08 PM
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mawn
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Originally Posted by Germany_chris
Why not a subcompact double 44/28 or 42/26

The rear derailleur cage is long so replace the cassette w/11-34 or 11/36
44 is too low for me.. from my previous bike.

Originally Posted by shelbyfv
That 9 speed RD, even though a GS, won't take more than +/-27. BITD we replaced them with MTB RDs to use a 32 or 34.
what is GS and BITD?
Originally Posted by KCT1986
Please post a picture of the shifter or the model number.
Model number of Shimano shifters are located here,
ST5510
Originally Posted by Bill Kapaun
42/23 = 1.83 is your current lowest gear ratio.
34/23= 1.48 Gear ratio by changing smallest ring and using current cassette.
42/28= 1.50 Gear ratio by using a 28T largest cogged cassette and NOT changing small ring.

Get a cassette with a 28T largest cog.
It'll give you almost the same lowest gear and is the simplest solution.
Your chain might need to be lengthened 1 inch. Maybe 2?

https://www.amazon.com/Shimano-Casse...g-goods&sr=1-2
Great idea..
I found this Cassette in my local Decathlon : 9 speed 11-32 (11-13-15-17-19-21-24-28-32) but they say its for MTB (360 grammes)
will it work?
https://www.decathlon.ma/cassettes-v...efined-8298767
Should i replace also the rear derailleur?

Last edited by mawn; 06-01-23 at 01:20 PM. Reason: more info
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