Crossmax STs - 10 speed?
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Trickymac
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interesting, i have a set of st's and just went 10 speed, 10sp casetter goes on fine, as i have 2 wheel sets, a set of twe and st's, after 1 short ride, the st's doesn't shift as well as the twe wheel set so much that i can't really use the set of st's with the 10 sp....maybe that there not compatible is the reason
love to find out more if anyone got any other reasons
love to find out more if anyone got any other reasons
Landon
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10 Speed
Nonsense!
10 speed will work fine on a Crossmax ST hub. No need to worry. I've been using 10 speed on my SLR hub for ages. It's exactly the same minus some Ti bits and the colour.
There will no doubt be a very slight difference in cassette placement between different wheels. This may require a slight gear adjustment after a wheel change. Maybe the freewheel body is worn.
Nonsense!
10 speed will work fine on a Crossmax ST hub. No need to worry. I've been using 10 speed on my SLR hub for ages. It's exactly the same minus some Ti bits and the colour.There will no doubt be a very slight difference in cassette placement between different wheels. This may require a slight gear adjustment after a wheel change. Maybe the freewheel body is worn.
9speed and 10 spped clarification
They just managed to squeeze in an extra cog?
Which leads to my next question - is there any difference between 9 and 10 speed deraileurs? I would have thought if the casette is the same width, there shouldnt be any issues with the deraileur covering the same width of gears.. Unless the rollers in the cage are smaller to cater for the thinner chain.
So just to clarify, the new 10 speed running gear has the same casette width as the 9 speed?
They just managed to squeeze in an extra cog?
Which leads to my next question - is there any difference between 9 and 10 speed deraileurs? I would have thought if the casette is the same width, there shouldnt be any issues with the deraileur covering the same width of gears.. Unless the rollers in the cage are smaller to cater for the thinner chain.