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  • bruneep
    Full Member

    New cassette and chain time not ready to jump to 11speed yet circa £170ish Need cassette and 42t extender.

    One up are an eye watering $80=£55ish

    Uberbike are slightly less tear inducing at £30.

    Any reason not to get one?

    bloodsexmagik
    Free Member

    Yup, they work.
    You don’t get a 16t with it – so I just didn’t bother with one. Had OneUp and 16t before which also worked fine. Both with an XT mech with Radr cage.

    nickjb
    Free Member

    Superstar make a cheap one too. Mine has been fine. Also worth looking at cassettes from sunrace and praxis. All in one, ready made. Iirc the sunrace is a decent price compared to buying the bits if you need a new cassette anyway

    jonjonjon3
    Free Member
    honourablegeorge
    Full Member

    Praxis/Sunrace 10s wide range cassettes probably worth considering if you need both cassette and expander.

    bruneep
    Full Member

    SS out of stock of 42t and works don’t list a 42t.

    I’ll try the uber as I have a credit for merlin, XT cassette reasonably priced.

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Uber’s’ll most likely be a carbon copy of someone else’s so it’ll work fine.

    If you want to change to a 16T then shimano’s is the best option anyway, that was always a pain in the bum but Bird sell them now. I’ve done it both ways but it’s worth changing imo.

    howsyourdad1
    Free Member

    SBS10 was a discount code sent to me late last week for 10% off at uberbike

    addy6402
    Full Member

    Sunrace MS3 is £42.50 at Triton – working well for me…

    MS3 cassette

    danposs86
    Full Member

    Here is my maths on working on which route I want to go down for a 10s 40t setup.

    Ready made cassette from Sunrace:
    MX3 (40t) – £53

    Expander ring and new cassette:
    SLX – 40t (Uber) – 16t OneUp – £62
    Xt – 40t (Uber) – 16t OneUp – £74.50
    Xt – 40t (works) – 16t OneUp – £66.50

    (Note: the SLX you would need to manually take apart by cutting a pin holding the cassette together)

    Will also be cheaper if you can find a Shimano 16t sprocket off ebay or some oneline shop for £4-8. The OneUp 16t is £11.

    mattherby
    Free Member

    addy6402, what mech are you using with that Sunrace cassette? I’ve got the Shimano SLX but heard you may get shifting issues with the 42T and a Shimano mech?

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