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Cycle Dynamics Ti Cassette

Average Rating 4.75/5
# of Reviews 4
MSRP $ 164.00
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Description:Cycle Dynamics Ti Cassette





Submitted by rick a Weekend Warrior from north vancouver
Date Reviewed: November 14, 2004
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Strengths:The fact that you can replace individual cassettes rather than the whole darned thing like Shimano XTR for example.
Shifts as well as Shimano and gives a nice "ping" soumd as you shift up under power. Canadian made a few miles away.
Weaknesses:Haven't found any other than I didn't like the lockring and substituted a Shimano version.
Similar Products Used:Sram, Shimano XT/XTR
Bike Setup:Santa Cruz Heckler/RaceFace/Chris King/Manitou Firefly plus/5th element coilover/XTR
Bottom Line:Good value for money as you don't have to replace the entire thing when an individual cassette wears out.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by alan a Cross Country Rider from spokane
Date Reviewed: December 18, 2001
Favorite Trail:devil's gulch
Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
Strengths:light, good shifting, cool looking, long lasting
Weaknesses:$$$
Similar Products Used:shimano
Bike Setup:voodoo bizango, steel hardtail
Bottom Line:I am on my second Cycles Dynamic cassette. The first one lasted me 4 seasons and could have gone further, but when I had to replace the rest of the drivetrain, I wanted to make sure it all was new (the old one is running on my 'cross bike now). I use SRAM shifters and chain. The shifting is excellent and I could expect it to be better. I love the fact that this cassette is so light yet last so long. To me this makes it a great value.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by JoBu a cross-country rider from FL
Date Reviewed: October 14, 1998
Bottom Line:
I've had my Cycle Dynamics Ti cassette for a couple of months now and I love it. Can I tell a big difference between the shifting of this and of my XTR? Not really, but being a weight-weenie, I dig it. Plus my LBS hooked me up with a great deal on a 11-28 cogset. I'd like to rate this at 4 and 1/2 Mr. Hankys but since there's no halves, always round up.
Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Ken Tan Kah Thye a weekend warrior from Singapore
Date Reviewed: April 25, 1998
Bottom Line:

I got the 11-28 cogset. It shifts quite well. I dun notice it being any
different from my XTR cogset.
However, my 11-teeth gear is not cut very well. The edges were not filed off
properly and thus it didn't fit into my hub. I had to file it off myself.Tat will cost this product 1 star.
Overall Rating:4






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