I have a Schwinn Premis and want to upgrade the components. Question is will a "new" cassette fit onto the rear hub?
How can I find out?
TIA
Lise
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I have a Schwinn Premis and want to upgrade the components. Question is will a "new" cassette fit onto the rear hub?
How can I find out?
TIA
Lise
LBS
Quoted post said:Originally posted by BugMan
LBS
Anyone care to translate?
I've tried to avoid speaking acronym in lieu of full sentences with punctuation.
Quoted post said:Originally posted by lpederson
I have a Schwinn Premis and want to upgrade the components. Question is will a "new" cassette fit onto the rear hub?How can I find out?
TIA
Lise
Questions?
What type of hub do you have? Campagnolo or Shimano?
What type of cassette do you have? 7, 8, 9, 10 spd
What type of cassette do you want to put on? 7, 8, 9, 10 spd
Quoted post said:Originally posted by EastCoast
Questions?What type of hub do you have? Campagnolo or Shimano?
The type is Maillard
What type of cassette do you have? 7, 8, 9, 10 spd
The cassette is Suntour, 7 spped
What type of cassette do you want to put on? 7, 8, 9, 10 spd
I'd like to put Shimano ultegra's back on, 9 speed.
LBS = Local Bike Shop
The spacing on a 7 speed freehub won't allow you to mount a 9 speed cassette - you'll almost certainly need a new rear hub, at least.
Quoted post said:Originally posted by vadimivich
LBS = Local Bike ShopThe spacing on a 7 speed freehub won't allow you to mount a 9 speed cassette - you'll almost certainly need a new rear hub, at least.
Thanks for the acronym deciphering. To me, LBS is an abbreviation for "pounds - mass", not local bike shop. Imagine my confusion.
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