Replacing Your Cassette - This One Goes to 11! -Part One

When installing a fesh drivetrain, or just replacing worn parts, fitting a fesh cassette is an part of routine bike serviing, and in reality, a straightforward task. In this video, we replace a worn 9 speed cassette with an 11 speed on in the first step of upgrading a tired drivetrain.
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[@georgelove3385]

Nice!

[@StravaigingMTB]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@georgelove3385]

Surprised you went shimano.

[@StravaigingMTB]

I like shimano and like to keep some cross compatibility between my bikes so everything is a Shimano drivwtrain!

[@BigRed407]

Thanks for the video. Going to remove the cassette from my Inbred 29er and attempt a single speed conversion.

[@StravaigingMTB]

Great bike to do it to!

[@StravaigingMTB]

I also have a single speed video on the channel which could help with a conversion.

[@alexv5473]

Nice wera hex keys man! are they worth it over something like a bondhus set?

[@StravaigingMTB]

The Bondhus will do you perfectly well, the Wera keys are nice in the hand and the hex heads are machined in so are super crisp.