CASSETTES
2009 Campagnolo Super Record 11 Cassette
Since the era of 8-speed drivetrains Campagnolo offered their Record cassettes in two general styles: Steel/Titanium and Titanium. The latter cost substantially more, weighed notably less, and wore at a more rapid rate. This metallurgic duality existed for the 8-speed, 9-speed, and 10-speed eras. ...read more
2009 Campagnolo Record 11 Cassette
The Campagnolo Record 11 Ultra Shift cassette is the kissing cousin of the Super Record 11 cassette. Only one distinction of note separates these models: While the Super Record 11 cassette is built with 5 steel cogs and 6 Ti cogs, the Record 11 cassette is built with 8 steel cogs and 3 Ti cogs. On ...read more
2009 Campagnolo Chorus 11 Cassette
Value investors, look no further! You've found what you're seeking with the Campagnolo Chorus 11 speed Ultra Shift cassette. This cassette is technologically identical to the Super Record 11 and Record 11 cassettes. It has every last bit of Ultra Shift technology built into it. You get the same ...read more
2009 Campagnolo Cassette Lockring
Campagnolo is a bit of a funny company. If you purchase an 11-21 or 11-23 cassette, they supply you with an 11t-specific lockring. If you purchase any other ratio cassette, they supply no lockring. Why? Because every Campy rear hub and prebuilt rear wheel comes supplied with a lockring that ...read more
2009 Shimano Dura Ace CS-7900 Cassette
The Shimano Dura Ace CS-7900 cassette provides you with a wealth of gearing options unlike any previous generation of Dura Ace. You get an unprecedented 8 different ratios to choose from -- 11-21, 11-23, 11-25, 11-27, 11-28, 12-23, 12-25, and 12-27. The low 6 cogs are steel, and the high 4 cogs ...read more
2010 Shimano Ultegra CS-6700 Cassette
We'll tell you straight up that we don't understand the appeal of Dura Ace cassettes over Ultegra, much more money for a marginally lighter, less durable product that will wear out and need replacing if ridden enough. Smart racers routinely save money by going with Ultegra cassettes; the money ...read more
2008 Shimano Ultegra 10-Speed CS-6600 Cassette
Thanks to its use of thin sprockets and spacers, the Ultegra CS-6600 cassette's 10-cog stack is no thicker than the CS-6500 9-speed version. This is a versatile cassette -- it's fully compatible with a Dura Ace 7800 10-speed drivetrain. It's also compatible with any Shimano 9-speed generation ...read more
2009 SRAM OG-1090 Cassette
When SRAM first leaked out pictures of their Red gruppo, nothing caused a bigger buzz than the design of their new OG 1090 10-speed cassette. It's made using "PowerDome" technology, meaning that the top 8 cogs are CNC'd from a single piece of chromoly steel. If you've ever pulled a Record cassette ...read more
2009 SRAM PG-1070 Cassette
With the introduction of the Force and Rival road groups, SRAM brings some long-overdue fresh thinking to component design. Their creativity and innovation doesn't stop at components with inherent sex appeal like shift levers and cranksets. It extends even to traditionally mundane parts like the ...read more
2009 Mavic Campagnolo 11 Speed Spacer
Campy surprised the bike world when they introduced their 11-speed shifting system. One day it didn't exist; the next it was there. This sudden change caught wheel manufacturers off-guard. In many cases they had to do something so the new 11-speed cassette would fit on the 10-speed cassette body ...read more
