🖤 Black Microshift Advent Cassette - 9-Speed, 11-42t, ED Coated Alloy Large Cog Review

What 2 say I have this on my one star 42 riad. I can now climb that 12% of the hills in my ski resort without killing myself. I only gave 4 stars for 4 staying power because I only used it for 4 or 2 weeks. I will update if anything goes wrong.

Replaced by Shimano 11-32, good replacement for 1x9. I had to use a derailleur extension and (weird huh?) shorten two chain links. Slightly lighter than the old Shimano cassette, a bit clunky when shifting 1-2 (highest gears) but works well.

Very smooth shifting, precisely cut sprockets. They replace another brand whose sprockets are out to hit a stump. Time will tell if they are of good quality. The largest sprocket is 42 teeth, which comes in handy when negotiating obstacles, but I had to install a derailleur extension and remove the large front sprocket (reducing the sprocket count from three to two) to get my old 34t max -Use derailleur.

This listing is for a Large Alloy Sprocket, part number cs-h093a, a indicates alloy. What Fahrradsucht is sending you via Amazon is the cheaper all-steel version, part number cs-h093. It's not a good idea to return an item just to report an offer, so it's submitted for review. Too bad this platform basically took away proper customer service.

One of the three center pins holding the cassette has arrived! The locking ring keeps them engaged and together once on the cassette (actually it's ok if they are on the holder with the locking ring WITHOUT ANY pins) but I'll be back for a replacement as I'm afraid that this has exceeded their quality of control. Incredible value and smart steps for MTB. 1-2 tooth steps is good for insanely tight, fast street speeds, but terrible when you're riding MTB trails! I know people dream of 11-50/51…