Wanted 9 speed cassette with 25/27T

[ibbz]

Wanted 12/11-25/27 T 9 speed cassette
Something like an Ultegra / Dura Ace or XT

 

[synchronicity]

If 11-23T is not doable for you anymore, may I suggest going with 12-27T?
Because FWIW, you probably won't find 25T all that much easier to ride than 23T...

 

[grahame]

Not quite what you are asking for, but if it works for you it's a bit of a bargain:
Chainreaction have SRAM PG-950 cassettes in 11-26 or 11-28 for £17.99

 

[ibbz]

If 11-23T is not doable for you anymore, may I suggest going with 12-27T?
Because FWIW, you probably won't find 25T all that much easier to ride than 23T...

Thanks - yes I was inclined towards 26/27T
12-27 would be perfect

 

[ibbz]

Not quite what you are asking for, but if it works for you it's a bit of a bargain:
Chainreaction have SRAM PG-950 cassettes in 11-26 or 11-28 for £17.99

Thanks - was wondering what the weight would be? I’ll take a look!!

 

[grahame]

Chainreaction list the weight of the 12-26 tooth PG-950 cassette as 240g. So I'd expect the 11-26 to be within a few grammes of that (it has one cog that is 1 tooth smaller, and 1 that is 1 tooth larger, otherwise they have the same cogs).

 

[ibbz]

Chainreaction list the weight of the 12-26 tooth PG-950 cassette as 240g. So I'd expect the 11-26 to be within a few grammes of that (it has one cog that is 1 tooth smaller, and 1 that is 1 tooth larger, otherwise they have the same cogs).

Thanks
Out of curiosity what’s the difference between PG950 and PG970?

 

[grahame]

Thanks
Out of curiosity what’s the difference between PG950 and PG970?

About 20g (12-23: PG970 200g, PG-950 220g) and £22 (rrp: PG-970 £56, PG-950 £34).

And the PG-970 is a bit shinier (until your first ride)

Otherwise, I defy anybody here to tell the difference by riding and not looking.

 

[minor_LEGEND]

I reckon I've got an Ultegra (9) 12-27 going spare. PM me if this sounds of interest & I'll hunt it out for you.
Craig.

 

[pebble]

Got a NOS Shimano Ultegra 6500 9 speed 13-23?. Still boxed.
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