11 speed 11-32t for spare trainer wheel

Posted on Sat 30th, May 2020

• #1

As subject says. Nothing special as it's for the trainer. Only have one road bike, so swapping tyres is a pain in the ass (and I've got a spare wheel that's not doing anything). Don't think it matters, but will be using with Sram Rival.
• #2

swmlon

If you're not going to be on the 32t, I've got an 11-30 Shimano cassette I'll be taking off bike. It's done less than 300 dry km.
• #3

To be honest I don't think I'm in it much. So could easily work! What is it? Like I said, not really after anything fancy, so if it's anything fancy probably not for me.
• #4

swmlon

It's a 105 r7000 cassette. Ol' reliable.
• #5

in reply to @swmlon

Cool - what you after? Interested!

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