tiptaptrample

Hi sorry for the bother it's the first time I've changed an entire wheel including disc break rotor, cassettes etc (got stolen) so I'd just like to make sure I am ordering the right parts, I am looking to just replace the wheel as close as I can to the original (the bike did me fine and never had any problems as a whole)

I think I got all the specs as close as I am gong to get but I just wondered if anyone can see any compatibility issues with what I'm getting before I order it.

Original parts relating:

Shimano Altus derailleur rear Shimano Acera M390 gears 27 shifter(s) Shimano Acera M390, 9 speed
Bontrager AT-650 32-hole double walled (rear)
Brakeset Shimano M355 hydraulic disc brakes (couldn't find the specs for the rotor in specific)

replacement parts
Bontrager AT-650 32-hole double-walled (rear)
Shimano CS-HG400 Alivio 9-Speed Cassette
Shimano SM-RT56 Disc brake rotor

With a added request I noticed the hub was quick release and lime green but when looking at the default disc wheel it doesn't seem the same if anyone has a hint to the brand.

Hope that's enough information and i've posted in the right place, thanks either way ^.^

Specs of my bike in specific
thebikelist.co.uk/trek/x-caliber-7-29-

Couldnt add a picture due to not making 10 posts sorry.

tiptaptrample

X-Caliber 7 29" 2015 guess the model number would be helpful as well sorry

veganbikes

Your Local Bike Shop probably has the exact wheel you seek.

tiptaptrample

Yeah just spoke to them after you said, they said it would be buying in parts and there having shipment issues with trek so there referring to go to trek directly for the Bontrager part but I found that exact part online anyway, the main thing to be honest is the cassette cause it seems you can't order that part anymore.

veganbikes

So the beauty of bicycles is you don't always need the same part in the case of a cassette as long as the gears are the same and same number of them on the correct free hub pattern (which in your case is going to be Shimano splined which is the most common) The wheel is just a low to mid level quick release 29er MTB wheel. Rotors are fairly universal so long as they are the same thickness and mount the same and are of the same size. Beyond that tires and tubes and rim strips just need to be something that works well for you or will fit the tire and the rim.

Parts are tough to get right now but if you have a more local bike shop that maybe isn't just a Trek dealer which can sometimes lead to more narrow help you might be able to grab something in stock.

prj71

Either of these cassettes should work. And they are in stock.

https://www.jensonusa.com/Cassettes-...nSpeed=9+Speed