there is 2 size as a choice, which one work to change my 10 speed cassette?
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To my knowledge: If you have a newer Shimano cassette there is only one size. You just need to decide if you want a pin. The pin fits in the quick release skewer. If you don't have a quick release get the one without the pin. Also check the Park Tool website under tools/free wheel and cassette, you will find the fr-5 and fr-5g.
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Shimano offers both a 2x9 shifter (if you have two front chain rings) and a 3x9 (if you have three front chain rings). If you are not sure, go to your bike and count the chain rings on your crank. This is not a mistake. It reads as though you are looking for the 2x9 front shifter and not the 3x9.
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Yes, with a little work..... The 8/9/10 cassette is 4.5mm wider then the 7speed, so the 7speed will be too short (this wheel has a freewheel designed for the 8/9/10 cassette. Luckily there are spacers available for a couple of bucks... Search for 7 speed spacer and you should find one easily. The only caveat I will warn about is that if your cassette is not Shimano/SRAM then you may run into issues there too. But then a 7 speed cassette is easily found for $15-20 and do not forget that you will need appropriate tools for the switch (or go to your local Bike Shop).
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I bought two. One of the two was a bad one. I contacted the seller and got a replacement. Both work well now. I think any car with a tape choice will work. It is nothing special of this cassette adapter.
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i would only guess; but it should work since you have a 10-speed cassette. i got this chain to replace a 6 year old Ultegra chain. I would not worry about lack of fitting.
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If you are running a 7 speed cassette it should work. Use a new chain and all should be good
2214508
i think it will not work with the 8 speed cassette. its better if you buy an specific for 8 speed
1225149
Sorry, don't know what the question was, but if is whether will work in same cassette, I don't know that. May have to call Phillips direct.
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You can use a Dura Ace chain without issue. A KMC X10Sl chain is another less expensive option / upgrade. It just needs to be a 10 speed chain. You don't need to buy another 12-30 cassette if you want to get something else. For example, an 11-25 would work just fine but you may need to shorten the chain. Park has a chain length calculator here http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/chain-length-sizing that works really well and takes the guess work out of the determination. As far as adjusting the derailleur is concerned, most likely nothing more than a slight barrel adjustment is all that will be needed. Have fun.
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I would think the CS-6700 cassette would work for you but it may not cure your skipping issue if that is from a misaligned derailleur or a derailuer cable problem. If your old cassette is more than a couple of years old and the teeth are worn down a new cassette should help otherwise you'll be disappointed to have the skipping issue after changing the cassette.
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Yes, with a little work..... The 8/9/10 cassette is 4.5mm wider then the 7speed, so the 7speed will be too short (this wheel has a freewheel designed for the 8/9/10 cassette. Luckily there are spacers available for a couple of bucks...Search for 7 speed spacer and you should find one easily. The only caveat I will warn about is that if your cassette is not Shimano/SRAM then you may run into issues there too. But then a 7 speed cassette is easily found for $15-20 and do not forget that you will need appropriate tools for the switch (or go to your local Bike Shop). Yes, with a little work..... The 8/9/10 cassette is 4.5mm wider then the 7speed, so the 7speed will be too short (this wheel has a freewheel designed for the 8/9/10 cassette. Luckily there are spacers available for a couple of bucks...Search for 7 speed spacer and you should find one easily. The only caveat I will warn about is that if your cassette is not Shimano/SRAM then you may run into issues there too. But then a 7 speed cassette is easily found for $15-20 and do not forget that you will need appropriate tools for the switch (or go to your local... » Read More Yes, with a little work..... The 8/9/10 cassette is 4.5mm wider then the 7speed, so the 7speed will be too short (this wheel has a freewheel designed for the 8/9/10 cassette. Luckily there are spacers available for a couple of bucks...Search for 7 speed spacer and you should find one easily. The only caveat I will warn about is that if your cassette is not Shimano/SRAM then you may run into issues there too. But then a 7 speed cassette is easily found for $15-20 and do not forget that you will need appropriate tools for the switch (or go to your local Bike Shop). « Show Less
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Yes as long as your gear count is the same. For example, if you have a 9-speed shifter and cassette you need a 9-speed derailleur. Same with 10-speed. If these match you are fine mixinh 771 and 772 component sets.
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You'd probably want this one instead:Sta-Tru Silver Alloy Road 8-9-10 Speed Cassette Hub Rear Wheel (700X25)
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I would not be inclined to try it, the 10 speed chains run best on 10 speed gears, on the "less" gears while I know you can put a 10 speed chain on a 9 speed cassette it is more difficult to maintain / tune as the 10 is a narrower chain so from my experience I would not try it, the KMC is a beautiful chain for the 10 speeds. KMC does make 7/8 speed chains for the thicker gears, but I am not sure they have it in colors the KMC model I think for 7/8 is the Z51 that is set for 6/7/8 speed specifically, I would be inclined to go that way for the KMC chain
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Not sure about the cassette. Your best bet is to talk to your local bike shop. Make sure your front derailer is compatible with your new crank though.
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Yes. I am currently using a 7 speed cassette on this hub. However you will need a spacer as the width of the 7 speed cassette is not the same as the 8 speed cassette.
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The number of speeds of your cassette does not matter. What matters is the bottom bracket spacing which I don't see here.