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Advice on cassette for turbo wheel

rtmie · 2015-01-20 00:11:48

If I am getting a wheel for turbo trainer, do I need to have exact same cassette as on bike wheel to avoid needing to adjust when I swap. i.e Bike wheel has 11-32, do I need to go 11-32 on turbo wheel too or can I go with something else, say 12-25. Want to avoid any adjustment for turbo but at the same time having 2…

20-01-2015 1:11am

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rtmie

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If I am getting a wheel for turbo trainer, do I need to have exact same cassette as on bike wheel to avoid needing to adjust when I swap. i.e Bike wheel has 11-32, do I need to go 11-32 on turbo wheel too or can I go with something else, say 12-25.
Want to avoid any adjustment for turbo but at the same time having 2 different ratio cassettes might be handy.

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#2 20-01-2015 9:18am

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12-25 will work fine as your chain is already long enough (being able to handle a 32) and your derailleur already has enough capacity ( being able to handle an 11).

Only thing to watch out for is not to let cassettes or chains wear much or one old cassette can wreck a chain which then wrecks the other cassette. Keep everything in good nick and there's no issues.

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