🚵 Premium BOLANY 10-Speed Cassette Ideal for Mountain Bike and Road Bicycle Enthusiasts Review

I bought the 10 speed version and it works at least 85% the same as my Shimano Ultegra cassette. The shifting is a bit tighter than Shimano, but for 1/3 the price I can't complain. Great deal and would highly recommend unless you need to shed that last 50 grams of weight and stay true to the Shimano/SRAM brand.

Pretty good for the price. Doesn't offer high performance circuitry, but at around $35 you don't expect that. It fits well, has a clean finish and is actually quieter than my old one. A bit of a gross offset in the middle of the cassette, but I can't rule out my switch as the source, so YMMV. Recommend for budget renovation.

Good price, fits well. The material is a bit cheap (stamped steel) and needs to flex a lot so it doesn't index well. I couldn't set it up so I took it to my LBS and they fought. So in the end I didn't save much on Sunrace. I plan to ditch that crap and just switch to Shimano or Sram if it breaks.

I bought this cassette (11-32 t) to replace a SRAM PG 1030 11-28 t cassette that is installed on my new Vision Trimax 30 rear wheel is. Bolany screwed all the sprockets together, you can use the 2 smallest stars which I have never used. SRAM only chained 3 of the largest sprockets together and the single mid-range sprockets that I use the most ruin the soft shell of the hub. The Bolany is a bit heavier but costs a lot less and shifts just as well as the SRAM. I'm buying the second one in…

This cassette (10 speed, 11-40 teeth) is probably heavier than some of the more expensive cassettes, but in terms of quality I don't see anything wrong with it. when installed, it fits perfectly with the hub body. I've only ridden it once so far, but it shifts smoothly. Time will tell how worn. So before installing I took them off one by one and put them back on with thread sealant. When I took them off I noticed they weren't very tight so I put them back on a little tighter. At the same time…