Sram PG-730 // 7-fach Kassette (12-32 Zähne)

I bought this to swap an 11 - 28 Shimano cassette that I bought to fit on a Mavic Cross Ride and found the gearing on some of the trails and Peak District rides (esp Derwent and Ladybower) a little bit tough.I prefer a higher cadence on hills and this 12 - 32 cassette has been just what I was after.I've only put 100 miles on it in the last 3 rides so it's early days but at this price it's a bargain.

An excellent ranged cassette.My 35 year old race bike had an old freewheel setup, so I needed a cassette that was appropriate for the SIS system when I bought some new wheels. I only have 6 rear gears currently, despite having a newer 7 speed rear derailleur. I've set it up to just use the 6 gears from 14t to 32t. It works flawlessly and is perfect for my setup.

Perfect replacement for my Shimano 7 speed hyperglide cassette. It fitted straight onto my shimano hub and I ordered the 32 tooth version which has given me a wider range of gears including a much lower one. Worked perfectly straight away and I didn't even need to adjust my gears; they worked perfectly just as before, only now the gearchange is much nicer as I replaced the chain at the same time. Highly recommended.

I buy these cassettes every time I need to replace the transmission on my recumbent bicycle about every two years.This does the job perfectly and hopefully they will keep them on the market as some of us still use 7 gears on the rear.

I'm on my second PG730, it is a good cheap and cheerful if you are doing big miles though you will only get about 2000 miles out of one of these and you will need to change the chain a few times.I will have no shame buying a third after I have worn this one out.

Good cluster for old bike getting a refresh.

The cogs on this cassette include the following: 12, 14, 16, 18, 21, 26, and 32 teeth.See p.69 of SRAM 2010 technical manual, url: www.sram.com/service/include-archived/sram/258,44,434

Delivered in good time, Went on like a glove. No issues so far so good