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If I'm reading this right, 11 speed cassette on a standard freehub with your existing 10s SRAM mech, just an 11-speed shifter needed?
http://singletrackworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/srams-new-11-36-cassette-goes-to-eleven/
Obviously you don't get the extra range, but if Spinal Tap taught us anything, it's that 11 is considerably better than 10.
Obviously you don't get the extra range, but if Spinal Tap taught us anything, it's that 11 is considerably better than 10.
Never a truer word spoken in jest.
Utterly pointless for MTB IMO.
nope.
you'd still need an 11 speed mech, new wheels/freehub that can take the wider road 11 speed spacing and a shifter.
So no, not cheap.
If I follow the article it's saying that 10-speed mtb mechs work with 11-speed SRAM road, not 11-speed SRAM mtb. Similiar to 9-speed Shimano mtb on 10-speed Shimano road?
Does seem to be a way of getting most of the disadvantages of 11 speed and no benefits.
daver27 - Member
nope.you'd still need an 11 speed mech
According to the blurb, it works with a SRAM 10s MTB Mech