🚵 LANXUANR 9 Speed Mountain Bicycle Cassette: Super Light and Perfect Fit for MTB and Road Bikes Review

Not installed yet but includes switch extension. I will install them later and test them for durability and functionality.

I wanted to experiment by riding a 50 ton bike on a hardtail. It worked fine, the derailleur hanger extension worked but it seems to fail at first. I've ridden this cassette for over 200 miles and the cassette wobbles a bit, the locking ring may not be fully tightened but it should move. We'll see in the next update

I purchased this as part of my transition from 3x9 speed to 1x9 single chainring (32T). The rear cassette replaced my 9-speed 11-32T. The cassette purchase included a rear derailleur extension, but it was a bit short for my rear derailleur (although the B adjustment screw may have given me more room), so I bought a longer one. With my new front sprocket and rear cassette, I still have low gear ratios for hills, but I've lost some top gear ratios for speed. With the hills I ride I let gravity…

I installed this cassette on a 1x9 mountain bike that I converted to a commuter e-bike. I used to swap chainrings trying to find one that would give me the power I need in the lower gears to climb hills while still offering a comfortable top speed. (I wish I could tune my mid-engine for a 2x9 transmission, but c'est la vie.) But that 46t cassette gives me all the range I need. I had to get an extension for my derailleur hanger and a new front derailleur so I'm not sure how well this setup will…