To prevent article pages from being miles long, but preserve all the useful questions and answers provided over time, I've decided to copy/paste the website comments to the forum - and "move" further discussions here.
If you can't find the answer to your question in this thread, please open a separate thread with your question/problem, in an appropriate forum section (this is the Drivetrain section).
Tim mi 17/08/2019 at 06:46
This is very helpful, thank you.
We have added links to your site.
Cheers!
Velo76.com
Nick Sutton 22/07/2020 at 05:01
Thank you so much. All of the size variations together in one place. I am drawing in CAD for my own bicycle construction project and this little nugget was just what I needed.
Nick
Ko 26/11/2020 at 19:14
‘Spacer thickness’ means ‘Thickness of spacer groove’?
Sorry I am not good at english.
If you didn’t mean it, how can I know the thickness, width and length of spacer groove ‘FH-R7070’ ?
Additional, I want to know the thickness of crank grooves
Thank you
Relja 27/11/2020 at 10:31
I mean “thickness” as in “how much space it takes on the freehub”. Looking at the dimension going from the wheel, towards the outside of the bicycle.
Juan 06/12/2020 at 14:41
Hi,
If I want to mount am 8s Campy cassette, how many spacers should I use in the standard campy free hub? maybe you could help me with that… Thanks!
Max Mertins 02/05/2021 at 22:25
Hi,
I bought a wheel on the flee market and the cassette has 8 splines with equal distances. Is it an old campa 7 speed ?
thanks and greetings
max
Alain 30/10/2021 at 19:08
Hello
Shimano MTB and ROAD are the same
Cassette pitch is 3.78 mm
Sprocket thickness is 1.60 mm
Spacer thickness is 2.18 mm
See yourself on Shimano pdf exploded views at shimano.docs
Relja 30/10/2021 at 19:34
I couldn’t find where Shimano states the dimensions and cassette pitch.
Or at least admits that 11-speed road and MTB cassettes can be mix-matched (i.e. that they are compatible) – which seems to be the case in practice, at least in my experience.
Alain 30/10/2021 at 19:39
On the bottom of all the shimano pdf cassette (link on my last comment) there is the parts and on these parts the spacer thickness is indicated.
Relja 30/10/2021 at 20:12
Yes, the spacer thickness is specified and that is the same width.
Edit: I’ve updated the article by adding a link with more details, since editing the calculated spacer thickness doesn’t tell the whole story in my opinion and because an 11-speed MTB cassette will not lock on an 11-speed road freehub without an additional spacer.
Alain 30/10/2021 at 19:43
Sorry
on my first comment i have forgeted to say that its for the shimano 11 speed cassette
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