SRAM vs Shimano on 9 speed cassette

SRAM 9 speed

I bought this considering the PG-990 is only a few grams less. The first 3 or 4 low gears are connected to a single thick ring on the spider giving you more connection to the cassette body, and less

Well known SRAM OG1090 classic cassette

SRAM cassette

I had to replace SRAM OG1090 10-Speed Cassette
 that originally was the Rival cassette, also made by SRAM. This cassette, although much more expensive than a Dura-Ace cassette, I was afraid to change brands since the rest of the groupo is SRAM. In any event, the replacement is a great investment. The higer gears (1-7) are milled out of one piece of

Professional only, Campagnolo Record UltraDrive 10 speed

Beautiful Campagnolo

Campagnolo Record UltraDrive 10sp is one of a cassette posting on amazon.com with an expensive price for armature riders aspect. But for professional aspect, I think it is very cheap and very useful for tournament because it helps me a lot to climb any hills in US and save my value energy to attack all rivals in the final mile as well. Really press LIKE. Unfortunately, I got it in September 2011 before

Shimano XT 5 star rating

Shimano XT

Shimano XT stands for high quality and performance. For now I'll give 5 stars to this product. The Specialized Camber installed on my Elite to replace the original cassette was a Shimano

Heavy cassette for entry level, Shimano HG50 9 speed (MTB)

Best cassette for entry level

Shimano HG50 9 speed is an entry level cassette, so don't expect light weight. There are lighter cassettes on the market. If weight isn't so important for you however, this unit is strong and durable. I use it on a touring bike, shifts good, works good, lasts long, and doesn't cost an arm and leg. If you are using your bike