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Product Features- Cog Sizes:
- Cog Material: steel
- Carrier Material: steel
- Hub Type: Shimano, SRAM
- Weight: 241 g
- Recommended Use: cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty:
| | | Features: | |
• Successfully reducing rotational weight over full steel cassettes
• The PG-990 accelerates faster, and saves energy for end-of-ride sprints to frosty recovery beverages
• Precision forged 7000 series aluminum lock ring
• Weighs 270 grams
• Blasted chrome plated sprocket finish
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Weight:
| 0.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 7 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 pretty goodJul 18, 2011
By Rollie
Got about 2000 outdoor miles on my first one. Replaced it and have 12,000 miles on my second one. Though these are mostly spinning miles. I will buy again.
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
SRAM PG-950 works wellAug 07, 2011
By gmyatko
I am finally retiring my 9 speed SRAM cassette. It is over 5 years old. It has over 12000 miles on it. I don't cross my chain big to big or small to small and keep the chain well lubed, and know how to shift without hammering the piss out of the drivetrain. I hear of chains and cassettes only lasting a couple of thousand miles. I have to laugh. I absolutely am buying another SRAM 9 speed cassette and chain. Oh, the only reason I'm retiring it is because my sonin law disassembled the cassette and one of the spacers disintegrated.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Works wellJul 28, 2011
By wa
So far works well. Changed out my 53-34 to a compact shimano ultegra crank and this 11-28 cassette. I have ultegra group on my trek. This cassette is much heavier than my ultegra cassette but it has one higher and one lower teeth. The weight is worth it if you are losing it somewhere else. Like when I changed out my crankset I lost it there but gained on the back. The shifting so far is good. It's not a smooth but works.
Can't beat that price.
2 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 cheap productApr 22, 2011
By Iride Therefore Iam
"Still Greek to Me"
The 950 came as OE on my recumbent. I have about 900 miles on it. It has often skipped in the middle two cogs, even after adjustments on the barrel adj. Today when I took it off to place it on an new upgraded rear wheel, all the 9 cogs fell apart...and there was a small thin bolt/pin laying by them. "What the hell is this?" Well it goes thru the first 5 or so large cogs, and then screws into the 3rd smallest cog. However there is no way for the average cyclist to do this. It apparently requires a special tool. Looking @ the old wheel I could see where the loose bolt/pin had buggered up three of my spokes near the hub! So I guess it is good I'd decided to upgrade the wheel, as the old wheel with damaged spokes could have been a real probem on the road due to this cheaply made cassette.
2 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Worked Well For A MonthMar 22, 2011
By mp3support@wi.rr.com
Shifted fine for the first month of road riding. Then the chain began skipping over or jumping off the 4th and 8th gear. After replacing it with a Shimano Tiagra cassette I examined the SRAM closely. I found some of the coggs on the SRAM had bent. I'm 6'5" and 240LBS, a klidesdale! Still the cassette should have used a stronger alloy for durability.
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