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11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc
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Has anyone tried this? Does it fit? Can it function or do you absolutely need the 11 speed hub? Any hacks or anything to make it work?
Last edited by: justtrime: Feb 20, 17 8:42
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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was the super 9 ever just 10spd? maybe the tubular but I thought the clincher came out 10/11

I see now clinchers(2013+) are al 11 spd and tubular before 2013 would be 10 speed
Last edited by: jeffp: Feb 20, 17 9:30
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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If it is a 10 sod freebud, you can get an Edco 11 sod Monobloc cassette that will work.

http://www.edco.ch/...components/cassettes

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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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OR..run it as 10 speed. There is a simple hack here on slowtwitch via Darkmark. you actually swap a spacer and remove one cog and it works perfect. I use this on my lemond trainer.. whats 1 gear.. great hack for buying "older" wheels at wonder deals!
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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Sure, there are some great solutions, some are free, some are very inexpensive.
See:

http://darkspeedworks.com/blog-11speed.htm

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Last edited by: DarkSpeedWorks: Feb 20, 17 10:36
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [beaker] [ In reply to ]
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Need to make sure you set the H/L limts on the rear derailleur when you do this. Also need to make sure your shifters are 11 sp as well.
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [mgreer] [ In reply to ]
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Thank you!
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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I put an Ultegra 11spd 11x28 cassette in my metal lathe, made sure it wasn't wobbling, shaved off 1mm from the inside of the spider. Done.
Still 11spd.
Fits on any Shimano freehub, 8spd-11spd.
Literally a 2 minute job.

You walk in to a machine shop with the cassette, a clear instruction and a six-pack of manly beer. Done.



Cut 43x1mm (diameter, depth)

Note: you might need to cut a little deeper... measure twice, cut once Smile
Last edited by: Nicko: Feb 20, 17 23:34
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [Nicko] [ In reply to ]
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Hugh at Lasco Concepts has modified 11sp cassettes. Thank you Darkspeedworks. Using them on a Zipp 900 disc.
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [Nicko] [ In reply to ]
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With the disc you can also mill off the edge of the freehub so that any 11speed cassette will fit in the future. It does reduce the wall thickness so you need to go easy when tightening up the cassette lockring or you may pull through the back of the freehub.
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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Just pick your 10 gears you want and add a spacer.
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [justtrime] [ In reply to ]
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I am pretty sure you can also swap the freehub for campy and run a campy 11 speed cassette on any system. it will work.
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [Nicko] [ In reply to ]
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Updated my previous post with picture and dimensions.
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Re: 11 speed cassette on 10 speed zipp super 9 disc [Nicko] [ In reply to ]
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Nice work!
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