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  1. #1
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    Well, an XT rear cassette is about $75 and a derailler is $65-70. That would leave $50 for labor and a new cable. If it is a local shop and good labor, Bubba just said "bite the bullet." We do our own wrenching so we don't know labor costs much. You can talk Bubba's head off in a few hours.

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    looks like I will also have to get a new chain ($40 for the XT) - bummer since I just bought one (now the wrong size of course) less than 500 miles ago.

    So, about $250. I just made the appointment for next Thursday - bike to work day - how appropriate!

    see ya at 4:00pm. All that hard work this afternoon with the trailer on my old cassette will make the $250 investment next week much more palatable.
    Cheers!

    Cindy

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    Thumbs up

    Cindy ~ I think you are doing the right thing! My husband and I took a tour last fall (NY state), and I needed every bit of my XT cogset in the rear (I had front/back racks and panniers). Depends on the amount of climbing of course (we were in the Finger Lakes and Adirondacks -> LOTS of climbs), but it never hurts to be over-prepared!

    Emily
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    Quote Originally Posted by emily_in_nc
    Cindy ~ I think you are doing the right thing! My husband and I took a tour last fall (NY state), and I needed every bit of my XT cogset in the rear (I had front/back racks and panniers). Depends on the amount of climbing of course (we were in the Finger Lakes and Adirondacks -> LOTS of climbs), but it never hurts to be over-prepared!
    Emily
    thanks Emily - I'll be sure to post a ride report when I get back (June 13-20). I can't wait to try out my new set-up!
    Cheers!

    Cindy

    Team Luna Chix

 

 

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