Cassette change compatibility
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Cassette change compatibility
I currently have an Orbea Aneto which is basically a flat bar road bike. It does have 135mm spacing in the rear, but for the most part, the components are road.
I am contemplating getting a new set of wheels, something a little more sturdy, and at the same time I am thinking of getting more of a mountain cassette like a Shimano Deore 9 speed 11-32. I currently have a Shimano Tiagra 9 speed and am wondering if the spacing is the same between the two.
Do you foresee any problems that I might have? I really like the idea of just swapping out the wheels when my trips go from road to trails.
Thanks.
I am contemplating getting a new set of wheels, something a little more sturdy, and at the same time I am thinking of getting more of a mountain cassette like a Shimano Deore 9 speed 11-32. I currently have a Shimano Tiagra 9 speed and am wondering if the spacing is the same between the two.
Do you foresee any problems that I might have? I really like the idea of just swapping out the wheels when my trips go from road to trails.
Thanks.
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Good point. Is there a way to know ahead of time or something you just have to try. I do have a long cage rear derailleur and there is a triple up front. Don't know if this impacts it or not.
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So would you think that something like this Shimano 9 speed 11-28 would work?
I have a 11-34, I just don't shift to the 34T.
Getting a XL RD will allow me to use the 34T
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Spacing is the same, switch the rear derailer to a MTB unit to make the big cog. I can get a long cage Ultegra or Tiagra to go to 30T, but it won't make 32, I've tried.





