Shimano HG30 Cassette 7 Speed. Cassettes - MTB. Computer designed Hyperglide (HG) ... more
sprockets incorporate specifically positioned shift ramps and tooth profiles for improved chain control during shifting. Fast and responsive indexed shifting is the resul...
Shimano HG30 7 Speed Cassette: Durable 7-speed ATB cassette Hyperglide sprockets have a ... more
computer designed tooth configuration with contoured shift gates, resulting in a crisp smooth shift even under load. Close ratio gearing allows for a more efficient use of energy through finer cadence control. Sprockets are cut away to reduce weight without reducing rigidityNickel-plated finish offers hard wearing resistance to corrosionCorrosion-resistant steel cassette lockringFor 7-speed HG chains
Postage & Packaging:GBP0.00 Availability:refer to website
This Shimano cassette features HG sprockets to deliver faster, quieter down-shifts and ... more
smoother up-shifts. The seven sprockets include 11-13-15-18-21-24-28 teeth. An excellent choice for bikes with "compact" chain wheels (fewer than 48 teeth on the largest).
Postage & Packaging:£2.15 Availability:Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
OK, let's start by clearing up one thing here which I bet at least 90% of the people reading this review will be asking: What's a cassette?
Well, a cassette is one of those incredibly boring things on a bike that doesn't look posh, and which your average bike owner would probably never even think about buying. So, take a look at the back wheel of any geared mountain bike or road bike. See that set of between five and nine cogs? That's a sprocket cluster or cassette.
So, why would anyone buy such a thing? Simple. A bike in regular use gradually deteriorates, and the drivetrain (front and rear cogs and chain) is no exception. The chain stretches, and this causes the teeth on the cassette to wear down. This eventually leads to the chain jumping under load, and until I could manage to get the money together to buy a new ...
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It should first be stated that this product is intended for use with a desktop computer and indeed it would only be practical to use it in such a manner.
The hub comes with an AC adapter which has a good length cable to reach the mains socket. A USB cable is also included to connect the hub to your computer. The hubs cannot function without the AC power.
There is nothing more frustrating than ports or sockets being too close together, meaning that large or bulky adapters or plugs can't fit in next to each other. This problem is avoided by the Belkin 7-port hub as the ports are well spaced out with four on one side and three on the other. There is an indicator light for each port to indicate whether it is working or not (on or off). There is no switch to turn off the hub - this would have to be done by disconnecting it from ...
