Is it possible to use an 8 of 9 (for 126 mm OLD) using a SRAM PG-950
cassette. Looking at teh SRAM site it appears the PG-950 uses
individual gears and spacers
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8 of 9 on 7 conversion
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"dcullen" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1154297908.492001.117000
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Is it possible to use an 8 of 9 (for 126 mm OLD) using a SRAM PG-950
cassette. Looking at teh SRAM site it appears the PG-950 uses
individual gears and spacersIt does, but the big 8 are bolted together. Unscrew it, remove your chosen
cog (probably the big one, or the second-last in a straight block - the 14
in a 12-13-14-15-17 run - or you'll have a weird jump in the middle of the
cluster), and Bob's yer uncle. -
dcullen said:
Is it possible to use an 8 of 9 (for 126 mm OLD) using a SRAM PG-950
cassette. Looking at teh SRAM site it appears the PG-950 uses
individual gears and spacersthat's correct
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