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SRAM PG-970 vs. 950 cassette ??

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  1. What is the difference between the SRAM PG-970 Road Cassette and the 950? SRAM's website doesn't say.
    ~thanks for the help.

  2. garagedog said:

    What is the difference between the SRAM PG-970 Road Cassette and the 950? SRAM's website doesn't say.
    ~thanks for the help.


    It's just the finish plating on the links (and corresponding prices):

    950 - Gray plated inner and outer links
    970 - Gray plated inner and nickel plated inner links
    990 - Nickel plated inner and outer links

    Don't ask me what "gray plated" means. And, the bigger the model #, the higher the price.

  3. fish156 said:

    It's just the finish plating on the links (and corresponding prices):

    950 - Gray plated inner and outer links
    970 - Gray plated inner and nickel plated inner links
    990 - Nickel plated inner and outer links

    Don't ask me what "gray plated" means. And, the bigger the model #, the higher the price.

    I think the inquiry was in regards to the cassettes, not chain. There is a slight difference in weight (15-50g depending on corresponding cogsets) between the two levels.

    see:
    sram.comTM MTB MY06 E.pdf
    pages 34-35 for specs.

  4. serenaslu said:

    I think the inquiry was in regards to the cassettes, not chain. There is a slight difference in weight (15-50g depending on corresponding cogsets) between the two levels.

    see:
    sram.comTM MTB MY06 E.pdf
    pages 34-35 for specs.


    Yes, you are correct. I forgot to RTFQ2 ;-(

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