Home Cycling Equipment Are SRAM cassettes fully Shimano compatible?
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Published 12 October 2007
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Original post JTE83
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12 October 2007, 01:28 UTC
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Is the full range of SRAM cassettes - Rival, Force, and RED - fully Shimano 10 speed compatible?
Reason is I saw in a bike mag today that SRAM has a RED 11-26 10 speed cassette. Now that's an awesome gear range to combine with a compact crank! Do they also have it in Rival and Force too?
12 October 2007, 12:16 UTC
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the Repeater
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13 October 2007, 18:46 UTC
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Yes they are. Shifting is not quite as nice, though this is primarily a concern with just DA or Ultegra-mix.
Durability is quite good, especially price-wise.
I would choose Ultegra when given a choice, however.
13 October 2007, 21:21 UTC
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the Repeater said: Yes they are. Shifting is not quite as nice, though this is primarily a concern with just DA or Ultegra-mix.
Durability is quite good, especially price-wise.
I would choose Ultegra when given a choice, however.
My shifting actually improved when I went from a Shimano 105 to a SRAM Cassette.
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