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ATB New Cassette Question

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  1. I am upgrading all the components on my ATB to XT
    components. I ordered a new 9-speed M-750 cassette. My
    question is, do I have to put a new rear hub on the bike as
    well made specially for the 9-speed or will the 9-speed
    cassette work with my current hub (which has always had a
    7-speed cassette on it)? Thanks.

    - Noel

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    Originally posted by N. D. Muscutt
    I am upgrading all the components on my ATB to XT
    components. I ordered a new 9-speed M-750 cassette. My
    question is, do I have to put a new rear hub on the bike as
    well made specially for the 9-speed or will the 9-speed
    cassette work with my current hub (which has always had a
    7-speed cassette on it)? Thanks.

    - Noel

    You will need a new Cassette body that is 8/9 speed compatible.
    http://sheldonbrown.com/k7.html
    is an article that should help.
    The 8/9 speed cassette body comes on a new 8/9 speed compatible hub, but if your existing wheel is in good shape, the cassette body swap may be quite practicle.

  3. N. D. Muscutt said:

    I am upgrading all the components on my ATB to XT
    components. I ordered a new 9-speed M-750 cassette. My
    question is, do I have to put a new rear hub on the bike as
    well made specially for the 9-speed or will the 9-speed
    cassette work with my current hub (which has always had a
    7-speed cassette on it)? Thanks.

    Only 8 of the 9 cogs will fit on your 7 speed hub. That's a
    fine setup if you don't mind only running 8 cogs. There's no
    special technique required, just set the derailer limit
    screws properly.
    --
    Rick Onanian

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