This is The Cassette You NEED for Your Bike.

Please let me know any questions you have on this item or configurations.... They do make it for 10 speed and 11 speed bikes as well...... I was very happy with this cassette and the options they give to riders who are looking for a specific gearing. Shifting quality in the stand and adjustment was very very simple. I am looking forward to installing this on my dream build bike and revealing this project to you al very soon :)))

We’ve reached a point where you can buy a new CPU for your computer for less than the cost of a few sprockets for your bike.. This sport is killing itself.

I think it looks great, i bet it ride good too. I am talking about horse

I have the china version of this cassette about 65 US. YES its same weight. Con: shifting.

Even though the Presta cassette might distribute the load across the whole of the cassette, it still seems as if the brunt of would be taken at the contact points on the freehub body and so instead of gouging in certain rings you'll just have it on the ends instead. Let us know how that works as you use it for a while. I'm interested to see if that is any better or worse. Nice concept and it looks super light.

By this design, what seems to me, is that instead of distributing force on the freehub body, this will be concentrating all the gears on just two small areas of freehub, although this is almost a piece of art

what are your thoughts on a horse wearing a suit?

whats up with that horse with suit?😅

Put an 11spd 11-42 on my Lauf a couple months ago... rides and looks great, and got it for only $160 from Universal Cycles.

If I ran a 1x 52T chain ring, I'd also have a boss horse as my desktop background haha

Damn Grant! I can't hear over the sound of your awesomeness! I muted the volume and I can still hear you! LOL

I’ve had a Prestacycle cassette on my Winspace SLC 2.0 for 2 years now. It shifts and performs really well. The one negative have is that it tends to be noisy, but I’ve never had another cassette on the bike to compare to. I had a SRAM Red 22 mechanical groupset using the SRAM Red 11 speed chain. Other than that it’s been good.

This is really cool. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Love the Frankenstein bike,it's also nice to see so many supposed non compatible things all working!😎

oh no, more things i need that i cant afford, xD looks killer sick thou !

Elastomer rings are a must with 1-piece cassettes. SRAM stealth rings should be a good fit.

Have two of them , was the only solution to a worn freehub body . Once freehub body is worn on one cog they are by default out of mesh with the cogs one speed up or down . Fantastically light and amazing manufacturing. There was only one issue , they are unfortunately very loud on the bike , not sure if it is because it’s a cone and resembles a speaker ? Not sure but they are noticeably much louder than a DA , so if peaceful bike rides are your aim , these might not be for you . If you don’t care about sound , these are tight,solid, and fast , might even give better power transfer as the freehub body is not so torqued out on force offset from center ?

I tried one of those and the shifting Performance was quite bad on an otherweise Ultegra setup. Shimano and SRAM casettes were much better

I had used one on 11 speed, exact same company and design with durace derailleur and found it to be first and foremost very loud on shifting and loud in general because the whole thing is one piece and vibration from chain resonates throughout. Also there are no rubber bands in between cogs to improve acoustic performance of the chain too. It really got on my nerves after a week of riding even waxed chain wont help. Its like a tractor/helicopter sound continuously 😂

Nice Video, the fact about the better options for the gear ratio and the weight saving is true, even a dura ace cassette seems heavy. Tried the same one from E Dubbied but in the end it is everytime the Recon cassette, just other name depends on the country you buy it. My expierence was that the shifting against dura ace RD and Cassette is noticable much worse. In the bike stand was it fine like in your video but outside on the road the shifting not perfect in comparision to Shimano. In end the 60 gramms over the Dura Ace was not worth it and tried to set it better up but no chance. Maybe i was just unlucky or not talented enought dont know. Would like to hear the feedback for riding the cassette outdoor. In the end i stick with drivetrain components from Shimano, for me it is the best and a few gramms less are not worth it giving up shifting quality.