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Re: 10 speed cassette/wheel ok on 11 speed drivetrain? (Only on trainer) [UMDRunner]
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It probably won't shift worth crap as the 11spd cogs are closer together so the derailleur indexing will be off on the 10spd cassette. If you can find a cog where it performs smoothly and leave it there, no harm.
Rodney
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Rodney
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http://www.goinglong.ca
Re: 10 speed cassette/wheel ok on 11 speed drivetrain? (Only on trainer) [rbuike]
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Could I puchase an 11 speed cassette, remove one cog, and maybe add some form of spacer?
Re: 10 speed cassette/wheel ok on 11 speed drivetrain? (Only on trainer) [UMDRunner]
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Yes http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...post=4988062#4988062
Now because you are switching back and forth you probably won't set the limit screw so be careful shifting past 10 ;)
Rodney
TrainingPeaks | Altra Running | RAD Roller
http://www.goinglong.ca
Now because you are switching back and forth you probably won't set the limit screw so be careful shifting past 10 ;)
Rodney
TrainingPeaks | Altra Running | RAD Roller
http://www.goinglong.ca
Re: 10 speed cassette/wheel ok on 11 speed drivetrain? (Only on trainer) [UMDRunner]
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I have been using a Red 11-speed RD with a 10 s cassette and shifters without any shift issues at all including heavy climbing for about a year now.
Re: 10 speed cassette/wheel ok on 11 speed drivetrain? (Only on trainer) [UMDRunner]
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You can as I have done the same thing. 11 sp on the roadie and when I've run it on my trainer the few times my tri bike was out of commission I used the 10sp cassette on my trainer wheel. All I use is 3 or 4 cogs so I'm not going up and down the cassette. Never had an issue with skips or grinding.