10-42 Sunrace casette / 2x10 SRAM DoubleTap shifters

Posted on Tue 3rd, September 2019

• #1

Madhias

For sale I had:

SOLD New 10 speed 10-42 SunRace CSMS3 cassette, mounted, but never in use, £ 25 shipped to UK, € 27 shipped in EU (ok ok, UK is still EU, but because of that pound and euro thing).

SOLD Pretty old 2x10 SRAM DoubleTap shifters, £ 25 shipped to UK, € 27 shipped inside EU. New cable in the rear shifter, which was used, the front one never in use, so new! Buyers beware: I couldn't get that SunRace cassette working with that shifter and two different SRAM rear derailleurs (X9 and some new MTB 11 speed derailleur). Rear shifter was in use with an I think 11-32 cassette before.
• #2

maxm

Does anyone more knowledgeable than me know if those Sram shifters would work with old ish Force 10s mechs?
• #3

Howard in reply to @maxm

Yes I believe they will.
• #4

maxm

Cool, I'll take them then. Worst case I'll need new mechs anyway so I'll take them regardless. Will send PM now

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