Like the title states, I’ve got a brand new Wahoo Kick’r that I won in a sales contest at work. The lady and I already got two of them so have no need for a third. Also including an RPM cadence sensor that is need and unopened. Full warranty and all.
this uint has 10 speed cassette
can use 11 speed cassette with removal of spacer and 11 speed cassette
pm or email for more info as needed - thx
straight from wahoo site:
Replacing the Cassette
Engineering
posted this on May 02, 2013 02:56 PM For users who need to replace a worn cassette or change to a different cassette in order to achieve drive train compatibility. Campagnolo cassettes require a new freehub. See “Changing the Freehub” for instructions. Wheels MFG Accelerator can be used in place of a campy freehub and cassette.
Required Tools:
Cassette Lock Ring Tool (Park Tool FR-5 or similar)Torque Wrench with 1” socket (capable of 40 Nm)Chain Whip (Park Tool SR-11 or similar)
Important Torque Settings:
Cassette Lock Ring: 40NmStep-By-Step Instructions:
Use the chain whip to prevent the cassette from spinning while removing the cassette lock ring.
Remove the cassette cluster and 1.8mm spacer (for non 11-speed cassettes).
Find your new cassette in the table below to determine if the 1.8mm spacer is required:
Cassette Type 1.8mm Spacer Required
Sram/Shimano 10-spd
YES
Sram/Shimano 9-spd
YES
Sram/Shimano 8-spd
YES
Sram/Shimano 11-spd (road)
NO
Wheels MFG Accelerator 10-spd (campy compatible)
YES
Wheels MFG Accelerator 11-spd (campy compatible)
YES
NOTE: Sram XX1 Mountain cassettes are not compatible with the KICKR.
4) Install the 1.8mm spacer (if required) on the freehub followed by the new cassette. Be sure to properly align each cog with the splined freehub body.
5) Reinstall the cassette lock ring and torque to 40Nm unless otherwise specified.