I believe I came across some stories that some pros have hacked road AXS to use "normal" chainrings (i.e. 53+) and a cassette with a normal small cog (i.e. 11T) rather than the small 10T. Has anyone does this or have a link to some info on how this would work? I'm considering a bike with Red AXS and while I welcome the 12 cogs in the back, I have no interest in a 10T cog. The chainring is no problem - I know where to go for that. It's the cassette in the back. I would want a 12-speed cassette around 11-28 or 11-32. Maybe the answer is "you will have to wait for the new DA 12-speed," but that seems speculative and was hoping there is a good solution now.
Amateur recreational hobbyist cyclist
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Amateur recreational hobbyist cyclist
https://www.strava.com/athletes/337152
https://vimeo.com/user11846099