Description Easy on your knees and your wallet.
SRAM's PG-1030 cassette offers a wide range of gearing options in an economical yet durable package. They use Nickel plated steel cogs with Powerglide ramps and teeth for accurate shifting and extended service. Gear spreads range from 11-26 to 11-36, for great performance on the pavement or trail. 395 grams (11-32).
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Gear spacing smooth and even
by Relentless Biker
Cycling Enthusiast
Minneapolis
5 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
I replaced my cassette on my Surly Pugsley OP fat tire bike with the sram pg-1030, the replacement to stock cassette that came with this bike. It has great spacing with each cog and I never feel that I can't find a comfortable or appropriate gear to fit my pace. I installed this cassette myself without a problem.
Reviewed 11/18/2017
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Great value for the price
3 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
I put this cassette on my cross bike for a wider gear range. I'm using Ultegra Di2 and was using an 11 x 28 cassette. I tried the SRAM 11 x 32 and works great - didn't have to change the chain etc.. Casette is a good value for the price
Reviewed 3/9/2017
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