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  • Help for imbecile fitting a sram cassette to hd hub
  • leythervegas
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    So i have took the cassette off my old wheelset to fit to my new ones. I made sure the new set had sram hd fitting. But my cassette will not fit. The end screw on part has nowhere to screw onto. Do i need a different end to fit on or a whole new cassette?

    chakaping
    Free Member

    Do you mean the Sram XD 11sp system?

    There should be threads towards the inboard side of the freehub which mate with the cassette.

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    Yes thats the one. Nowhere for the end part to screw on to. I think there is a piece missing from the hub.

    simondbarnes
    Full Member

    Is it a Sram XD cassette?

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    Its a sram 11 speed. Are they all xd or just the new ones?

    andyl
    Free Member

    are you sure it’s an XD freehub?

    leythervegas
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    This is it…
    <img src=”http://i1066.photobucket.com/albums/u414/leythervegas/HINDLEY-PC/IMG_20160906_204540_zpsfmt44nep.jpg&#8221; border=”0″ alt=” photo IMG_20160906_204540_zpsfmt44nep.jpg”/>

    simondbarnes
    Full Member

    Its a sram 11 speed. Are they all xd or just the new ones?

    Sram make both.

    Do you have a pic of the cassette?

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    andyl
    Free Member

    That’s all you need. Cassette just screws onto the threads near the back.

    Now are you sure you have an XD cassette? Locking ring splines should be part of the 10T sprocket, not a separate lockring like a conventional shimano type.

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    andyl
    Free Member

    Is that 10 speed? Hard to tell as it’s filthy but that looks like a 10 speed with a separate lock ring so you need a shimano style freehub if so.

    kneebiscuit
    Free Member

    What the hell is that cassette?! Did you find it at the bottom of a lake?! 😉

    andyl
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    just adjusted my screen and it looks like you have 10 sprockets but the smallest has 13T, have you got the smallest 11T missing and it’s really an 11-42T NX cassette with shimano fit not XD which is 10-42T?

    Or I am counting wrong and it’s just a 10 speed and the 11T is missing.

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    yes its definitely 11 speed.

    simondbarnes
    Full Member

    That isn’t an XD cassette. It’s also if a **** disgraceful state. Don’t people care about their bikes?

    orangespyderman
    Full Member

    I suddenly feel much better about myself having put the bike away last weekend with a bit of grub left on… 😯

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    Ha ha calm down Simon, it looks worse than it is, just cleaning it.

    So if this isn’t a hd cassette I will go and lok for a new one. Anyone got one for sale?

    andyl
    Free Member

    XD XD XD XD XD, it’s XD, not HD 😉

    and no, that looks like an NX level cassette which doesnt use an XD freehub as it only has an 11T smallest sprocket unlike XD which have 10T.

    It is probably so dirty as they are often mistaken for boat anchors. 538g!!!!

    https://www.sram.com/sram/mountain/products/pg-1130-cassette

    You can pick up a much lighter 10-42T GX cassette (XD fitting) for £75-80 or try and find a new freehub. I know which I would rather do as a GX is a smidge under 400g.

    leythervegas
    Free Member

    Would you recommend a new chain with a new cassette? You are right this a right lump, weighs a ton.

    andyl
    Free Member

    always. Chain is only £11-20. False economy to try and re-use one unless both it and the cassette are quite new.

    XG 1150 is the cassette you want. NX or GX sram 11 speed chain should be fine and cheap. XG 1175 is lighter again (325g as it has an aluminium 42T but it’s OEM only or buy from one place in Italy for 150 euros which is quite reasonable compared to a XG 1180).

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