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SRAM designed the PG-970 Cassette to shift quickly and positively with PowerGlide II technology.
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Product Features
- Cog Sizes: 11 x 21 t, 11 x 23 t, 11 x 32 t, 11 x 34 t, 12 x 23 t, 12 x 26 t, 11 x 26 t
- Cog Material: steel
- Carrier Material:
- Hub Type: Shimano, SRAM
- Weight: (11x21) 200 g, (11x23) 205 g, (11x32) 330 g, (11x34) 340 g, (12x23) 210 g, (12x26) 240 g, (11x26) 235 g
- Recommended Use: cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Wore out way faster than OEM,
By illegallydead "illegallydead" (Golden, CO USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: SRAM PG970 9-Speed Cassette (Sports)
When I first used this to replace my original cassette, it worked nice, great even. Shifted really nice, good overall performance.
Now here we are today, a little over a year since I bought it. The thing is skipping/just not grabbing the chain. The teeth, while looking mostly OK, just aren't cutting it. This is maybe 800-900 miles in, 700+ of which are simple pedaling around campus. Whatever came with the bike lasted easily 2-3X as long, and with just the same amount of use/abuse. So, at least for me, this does not meet my expectations of durability. It rides well and performs great for everything I used it for, up until not, which included campus/general commuting, plus a full ride of the Kokpelli trail. Overall, I would recommend this, performance wise, and you really can't beat ~$30 for a cassette, but just don't kid yourself that it will last all that long.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Drop in OEM replacement cassette.,
By Maximus Decimus Meridius (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: SRAM PG970 9-Speed Cassette (Sports)
This replaced my OEM worn out cassette on my Gary Fisher Paragon. I had no problems with installation or use. Actually after I replaced the cassette, I found out I also needed the deraleur pulleys, new chain, and the front chain ring. If you have put on many miles you probably should do a complete drive chain rebuild.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great cassette,
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This review is from: SRAM PG970 9-Speed Cassette (Sports)
Time will tell if how well it performs but over last several hundred miles it has been excellent. Here's the thing many people don't realize: You have to replace the chain with the cassette at the same time (assuming the chain is equally worn). Otherwise you can expect a lot of chain popping. Likewise, you can't put a new chain on an old cassette. I rode my original cassette for about 2000 miles and would have kept riding it except the chain had broken too many times and could not be shortened any more.
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