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Elybazza61
Guru
If the wheels 11-spd compatible(does yours have a spacer?) you just have to change the cassette;might be iffy with a 10 spd as the 11-spd chain is narrower.
Some stuff from Lennard Zinn about compatability here;
http://velonews.competitor.com/2013...rain-compatibility-for-10-and-11-speed_301392
Some stuff from Lennard Zinn about compatability here;
http://velonews.competitor.com/2013...rain-compatibility-for-10-and-11-speed_301392
I was thinking the chain may be an issue . My levers are 11 speed on a 10 speed bike and it just means the last click does nothing . The limiter screw could be set on the derailer to stop the chain going one more click but it all sounds like a lot of work for a bit of fun .
You sure the wheels are not 11 speed compatible........
S-Express
Guest
Depends on the wheel. Some will, some won't.
iggibizzle
Senior Member
- Location
- blackpool
11 speed hubs are a bit wider than 10. So a 10 speed casette will fit on an 11 speed wheel. But not the other way around.
Hmmm the 90mm does have a spacer behind it but was trying to avoid the faf of swapping cassettes . Ive been testing the 90mm over the last few rides and it seems to be faster than the disk so i'll be using that one
It may well be faster in some conditionsHmmm the 90mm does have a spacer behind it but was trying to avoid the faf of swapping cassettes . Ive been testing the 90mm over the last few rides and it seems to be faster than the disk so i'll be using that one
Spoked Wheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Bournemouth
An 11 speed cassette on a 10 speed hub - I don't think so. The 11 speed cassetter is wider than the 10 speed freehub.
10 speed cassette on 11 speed hub - yes. You need a spacer though.
10 speed cassette on 11 speed hub - yes. You need a spacer though.
