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Jonny69 in reply to @mespilus

I've picked up an 11-34, so a 14- and a 16- to replace the 11- and 13-
will be a bit cheaper than a whole new casette.

I think you’ve got to be careful mixing and matching cogs these days. The tooth profile is designed specifically for the chain to catch the gear either side of it, so for example the 16T in a 12-25 is different to the one in the 11-32 because it has different gears either side. They only work as a set.

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gbj_tester in reply to @Jonny69

They only work as a set

They work best as a set. They're still going to shift better than old non-relieved sprockets even when slightly mismatched.

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mespilus in reply to @gbj_tester

I'll proceed with mis-matched sprockets.
(I'll leave an instruction for my Executors to notify the Forum of fiery death).

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