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swap 12T cog with 11T DA 7800

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Old 03-14-08, 10:32 AM
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swap 12T cog with 11T DA 7800

I recently switched to compact cranks and now when downhill and already on my smallest cog I spin too much. I was thinking of replacing my 12T cog to an 11T on my DA 7800 12-27. Are those two interchangeable? I've seen some websites post that the 11T can only be used with 11T cassettes. is that true? What's the difference?
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I'm pretty sure you can't do it.
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The gap from 11-13 is to much and can cause shifting problems. I had the same issue and ended up using the first 5 gears from the 11 and the second 5 from the 12. So I had 11-15, 17, 19, 21, 24, 27. That worked pretty well but I did notice an occassional issue shifting from 15-17 and back.
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sprint and tuck.
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+1, then repeat when neccessary....
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