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[Closed] e-13/9-44 or wait for Hope 10-44 cassette advice

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Morning all, Has anyone tried the e13 cassette??? Can you contact these guys direct?

Currently running XX1 and XTR +42t and the XX1 is ok, but the XTR is very peddly on the flats/downs.

9-44 with a 30 or 32 ring sounds as near to perfect as you can currently get.

Any experiences from you good folk?


 
Posted : 05/10/2015 11:43 am
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Is the e13 cassette even available yet? If it's the one announced at the last bike show then I think it's not due until Jan?


 
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Oops, am I jumping the gun?


 
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Given Hope's record on cassettes, don't plan on buying one til it's in the shops!


 
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Having your lowest, winching gear made of Aluminum is one thing - but having alu gears lower down the block is a disaster. Power just ruins alu cassette teeth too fast. I wouldn't have either.


 
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Unless I'm misinterpreting the write up, the bottom of the cassette ie 9-16/7 is a 1 piece steel unit.


 
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Unless I'm misinterpreting the write up, the bottom of the cassette ie 9-16/7 is a 1 piece steel unit.

Yep, but 4 or so at the top are alu.


 
Posted : 05/10/2015 11:27 pm