Does anyone know what the exact cog numbers are on the cassette of a Trek 1200? I know it's 12-26, but where is the odd cog number found because it's a 9 speed?
Thanks.
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TheCycologist said:
Does anyone know what the exact cog numbers are on the cassette of a Trek 1200? I know it's 12-26, but where is the odd cog number found because it's a 9 speed?
Thanks.
12-26 (12-13-14-15-17-19-21-23-26 tooths); It has a SRAM 950 cassette.
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Thanks a ton, I really appreciate it.
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hd reynolds said:
12-26 (12-13-14-15-17-19-21-23-26 tooths); It has a SRAM 950 cassette.
Is the 1000 a linear 12-26? (12-14-16-18-20-22-24-26) -
TheCycologist said:
Is the 1000 a linear 12-26? (12-14-16-18-20-22-24-26)
I checked the Trek website and the current model of the 1000 uses the SRAM PG 850 cassette. The teeth are 12/13/15/17/19/21/23/26
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TheCycologist said:
Does anyone know what the exact cog numbers are on the cassette of a Trek 1200? I know it's 12-26, but where is the odd cog number found because it's a 9 speed?
Sometimes one measurement is worth a thousand guesses. Why don't you just count the teeth and then you'll be absolutely sure? Sometimes manufacturers make minor changes in bike specs without modifying their data panels.
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