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Old 09-05-21, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Sy Reene
So, I think you mean "Yes" is your answer to the question to fact that the Kickr does come with a cassette is a negative (since you throw them away)?
To clarify, the Kickr come with a very low end cassette that is cheap and noisy. Even with a new chain and proper derailleur adjustment, the cassettes on both of my Kickrs were not up to my standards; I threw them away and replaced them with decent Shimano cassettes.

Supposedly, 12 speed Shimano is said to fit an 11 speed hub so if a person went to 12 speed, one could just fit a new cassette.

Personally, I don’t have a problem with buying a new quality cassette for my Kickrs if and when I ever go to 12.

Edited to add, the Kickr cassette is a Sun Race, IIRC. I have a new Kickr that I just un-boxed and I’m pretty sure that is what it was.
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