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Old 05-11-18, 11:33 AM
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Sram Cx1 medium cage RD with 11-40

Anyone tried this combo? Sram says 11-36 is the biggest you can go and the parallelagram design doesn't pivot down as the cogs get larger like shimano designs. Trying to make the 1x cross bike more gravel friendly
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Use a roadlink
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I've heard it doesn't work as well the the clutched RDs, I'd rather just swap to the long cage version if it doesn't work
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I have no experience with this setup and I just found this randomly not long ago, but i'm pretty sure Kona doesn't spec the Rove LTD with a long cage Force 1 RD and it comes with a 10-42 cassette.


On my long cage Rival 1 I can go crazy with the B screw. I'm pretty sure the medium would clear a 40T, the overall capacity is the bigger issue here.

With SRAM 1x stuff the B-gap becomes bigger as the cage swings forward because the upper pulley is offset.

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Originally Posted by redlude97
I've heard it doesn't work as well the the clutched RDs, I'd rather just swap to the long cage version if it doesn't work
https://www.bikeforums.net/bicycle-m...-cassette.html
Seems like that would be the safest bet.
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Just as an FYI I confirmed today a CX1 medium cage does clear an 11-40. There is still a bit of range on the B-screw so an 11-42 would probably work as well
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