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Can't you fit a 12 speed Shimano HG-compatible cassette?
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Just get a suitable frame and mount all your stuff on it. Bonus points for not having to strap a muddy bike on the turbo, or wear out expensive AXS stuff
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Might be cheaper to just get an old frame for turbo use
If you have the space, I've found this works well
I have an ancient Ribble Audax with 9spd and no brakes which exists purely to go on the trainer. It's nice that it stays clean, and the chain seems to last forever
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Might be cheaper to just get an old frame for turbo use.
I might have a friend that wants to get rid of a PX bike he's been using just on the turbo, size 56, free. Let me know if interested and I will check if he's still got it
EDIT: Just checked, he's still got it, he'd let it go for a charity donation
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More of a moan than a look for advice. As I’ve folded my 11spd road bike in half, I’ve been looking to switch my Neo over to work with AXS for the time being.
Conversion to through axle, an XDR driver & an AXS cassette is looking like about £250. I hate bikes sometimes. Might be cheaper to just get an old frame for turbo use.