Old 02-17-24 | 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by kayakkielbasa
No no, I'd change the cassette only If I had a cassette. If I have a freewheel, I want to stick with it and keep it simple and change the low gear to 34T only, to have a better uphill riding experience.
Changing the derailleur is only due to the fact mine is not capable of moving to 34T (at least that's what they say in the specs).
I run :
- Sora rd3400 rated up to 27T
- Sora SS r3000 rated for 32T Max
- Altus M310 rated for 34T Max

they all run well with 34/36 sprockets. the r3000 and m310 run 40T without problem too.

your tourney (most likely a RD-FT35-SS) is rate for 28 max so I would expect it to work with 34 or 36 however, you would nee to adjust the b screw.
The big unknown is the 24 to 34 jump hence my suggestion of the IRD Cyclone 7 Speed Freewheel - Shimano Compatible 13-32T: 13 / 15 / 17 / 21 / 24 / 28 / 32
the 28 to 32 jump is normal and the rest of the gap is much better.


or SunRace MFM300-7DV 14-16-18-21-24-28-34 https://www.bike-discount.de/en/sunr...cassette-14-34
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