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Old 07-02-20, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by bikeaddiction1
SRAM, Shimano, and Suntour 7 speed cassettes all have 5.0mm center to center gear spacing so it should work. Personally I would not go to twist grip shifters as in my experience they may work when new but soon they all work poorly and are much harder to maintain than other types of shifters. They typically only come on lower end bikes.

Just my opinion, but I fix up a lot of cheaper donated bikes for a couple local charities and I have seen many twist grip shifter thrown in the garbage.
I think your claim of 5mm c-c cog spacing for SunTour cog sets is not correct. Perhaps for the more current ST stuff that does mimic Shimano's lead. But the ST stuff from the 1990s had cog spacing that varied across the cog set. Andy
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