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Best OverallA lighter Ultegra cassette for ten speed road drivetrains, with a moderate range for rolling terrain. It carries no listed freehub standard, so check your wheel before ordering.
An eleven-speed Ultegra road cassette with a wide enough range for hills, for riders replacing a worn cassette on a compatible drivetrain. Several rows in the specs are plainly wrong, so rely on the headline details.
A single close-ratio Ultegra cassette for riders upgrading a drivetrain that matches its speed count. Freehub fit is not listed, so compatibility needs checking.
Popular PickA ten speed Deore cassette for performance-minded riders, sold with an unclear gear ratio. The description offers two ratios and does not say which one ships.
A wide-range twelve speed Deore cassette for all-mountain riding, built on a BEAM SPIDER carrier and Hyperglide+ shifting. It fits wheels with a MicroSpline freehub only.
A mid-range eleven speed Deore cassette with close gear steps and a wide spread. The description mentions a larger option, but this listing gives the smaller climbing gear.
An eleven-speed Shimano 105 cassette with a wide-range largest cog. The listing leaves out freehub fit and the cog breakdown.
A twelve speed cassette with a wide tooth range, built for the Shimano Di2 groupset named in the listing. Freehub details and individual cog sizes are missing, so check compatibility with your wheels.
An eight speed cassette with a wide range for climbing and a black zinc phosphate finish. The listing carries a few doubtful fields, so the title and highlight are the reliable ones.
A twelve speed GX Eagle cassette from SRAM with a very wide tooth range. The listing never names the freehub type it needs, so confirm that before ordering.
A twelve-speed road and gravel cassette that starts with a small cog for a wide gear range. The listing does not name the freehub standard or the largest cog, so check both against your wheels.
A wide-range cassette for riders who want easy climbing gears and smooth steps, with an aluminum large cog to save weight. The listing names no shifter or derailleur pairing, so match it to your drivetrain.
A steel Eagle cassette for standard splined freehubs, rated for E-MTB use. The smallest cog has one tooth fewer than the XD style.
A seven-speed screw-on freewheel with a modest gear range, for riders replacing an old freewheel on a basic bike. The listing is thin: it does not state materials, thread type or any install guidance.
A seven-speed cassette for riders who want a simple gear spread on a modest bike. The title says Alivio while the highlights say Tourney, so check the model number before ordering.
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