Cassettes & Cogs

4.5 mm spacer to fit a 7-speed cassette onto a hub made for 8-, 9-, or 10-speed cassettes. If your cassette has bolts holding the sprockets together, you will need to remove the bolts. They are not necesssary, only intended as a convenience for rapid cassette swaps.

11-36 10 speed The ultimate 10 speed touring cassette! Note: You can use traditional Deore RD-M590 rear derailleur by replacing the B tension screw with a 4mm x 20mm allen head screw (See Related Items). Fits all Shimano 8-,9- and 10-speed hubs.

Widest range cassette that a short-cage derailleur will handle Ultegra 6700 series 10 speed Cassette 12-13-14-15-17-19-21-24-27-30 Weight: 245.0 g Fits all Shimano 8-,9- and 10-speed hubs.

11-13-15-17-19-21-24-28t Excellent choice for bikes with "compact" chainwheels (fewer than 48 teeth on the largest) This cassette will index with any Shimano-type 8-speed shifter. 362 grams 11 tooth top gear, not compatible with some older hubs. (Click here for details)

Shimano Tiagra level 10 speed cassettes. Made in Japan. Will fit all Shimano 8-,9-,10- and 11-speed* hubs. *1.85mm spacer required to fit an 11-speed hub.

11-12-13-14-16-18-21-24-28 Teeth It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the cassette. We recommend the SRAM PC-59 chain for use with this cassette. This cassette will index with any Shimano-type 9-speed shifter. This cassette will fit any Shimano 9-speed hub. 11 tooth top gear, not compatible with some older hubs. (Click here for details) You can check the gearing options out with our On Line Gear Calculator

Individual Shimano sprockets for Shimano cassettes. 7, 8 or 9 speed compatible. The differences in thickness between 7-, 8- & 9-speed sprockets that don't have built-in spacers are so small that substituting 2 or 3 in a cassette won't have any affect on the indexing. If you don't find the Shimano cogs you want here, check the QBP pages for Miche Shimano compatible cogs: These cogs, made by Miche in Italy, are very high quality and work exactly the same as Shimano's cogs. They are available in more sizes than Shimano's. They are also available for Campagnolo cassettes.

12,14,16,18,21,26,32 Teeth It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the cassette. -This cassette will index with any Shimano-type 7-speed shifter. -This cassette will fit on any modern Shimano 7 to 10 speed cassette hub -A spacer (see related items) is needed to use a 7 speed cassette on a 9 or 10 speed hub.

Left-hand threaded. To hold a track cog onto a track hub. Hardened threading and extra material make this highly durable to help you go the distance. ISO/English standard size 1.29" x 24 TPI fits most U.S., English, and Asian fixed gear hubs.

12-14-16-18-21-24-28 Teeth It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the cassette. We recommend the SRAM PC-870 chain for use with this cassette. This cassette will index with any Shimano-type 7-speed shifter. This cassette will fit on any Shimano 7-speed hub

Current stock is CS-HG51-8 and CS-HG41-8. Sorry, no choice. Excellent choice for bikes with "compact" chainwheels (fewer than 48 teeth on the largest) It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the cassette. This cassette will index with any Shimano-type 8-speed shifter, but does require a wide-range (touring/mountain) rear derailer.

11-13-15-17-20-23-26-30-36 Teeth Note: Shimano recommends that this cassette is only compatible with Shimano Shadow type rear derailleurs. We've run it successfully with a basic Deore (non-shadow design) with a longer (20mm) B-tension screw all the way in. You might have to reverse it for more adjustment. If this cassette is being used on a 29er Mountain bike, it must be used in conjunction with the Shimano M629/M529 29er hubs. Designed for 29ers but is also a new option for touring bikes! No need to replace your double crankset when you have a 36t bailout gear! This cassette will fit any Shimano 9-speed hub.