Shimano GRX 810 and 11- 40 cassette: Can you do it and will it work?

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Комментарии • 38

  • @williammorris4419
    @williammorris4419 6 месяцев назад +2

    Good idea. The gearing on many 2 x and 1 x gravel bikes simply isnt low enough for a wide variety of terrain unless you have the legs and lungs of a pro or near that capacity.

  • @ibe966
    @ibe966 Год назад +7

    If you want to safely use a larger cassette with GRX-RX810, you need to get a derailleur extension. The Wolftooth RoadLink DM is what I use with an 11-40t. Once it's installed you can use an 11-36t, 11-40t, or 11-42t 11-speed cassette. I'd also recommend getting a new chain and cut the length so that you can shift big-big (to prevent jamming), even though it's something that shouldn't be used.

    • @paddyotoole2058
      @paddyotoole2058 11 месяцев назад +11

      No you don’t need any road link extension. With the GRX 810 derailleur there is sufficient B screw adjustment to run a 40 cassette no problem and just like the guy in this video has demonstrated. Been running it like this for the last 18 months myself without any problems at all and loads of others are doing the same. I run it with the correct length chain, and big big is doable no probs (although I don’t generally do it). Shifting is perfect.

  • @juancarlosl.3486
    @juancarlosl.3486 11 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you very much Julian for the fantastic video. You have answered all the questions I had in order to change the 11-34 casette to the 11-40. Greetings from Spain!!!

  • @jalovecjoffrey9542
    @jalovecjoffrey9542 4 дня назад

    Another tweak : deore 11-51 11s with 11s grx shifter and grx 12s 1x rear derailler. Work fine

  • @edsfietstechniek6986
    @edsfietstechniek6986 Год назад +2

    I would like to see the large large shifting. In the heat of the moment it is possible to shift it (by mistake) and than it should work, otherwise you are in trouble. So, my rule is: it should work if you are able to shift the combination. Otherwise it doesn´s work. But it´s a clear video with a gooe explanation how things work

  • @jeanbravo5885
    @jeanbravo5885 Год назад +2

    Hello, can I use a GRX 812 with a cassete 11 speed XD 9-46 ? Is it work well?

  • @davidburgess741
    @davidburgess741 2 года назад +2

    That should get you up anything. Just be careful not to use that big-big combination even in a senior moment! Adding links might make the chain too loose in small- small. This kind of tinkering is fun.

  • @micks61
    @micks61 2 года назад +1

    Well explained - very clear what is required, and it's pretty straightforward so anyone thinking about doing this and taking it to a dealer to get it done... Don't! Do it yourself, it'll be cheaper and a lot more satisfying.
    Big up to Simon too!

  • @MikeSmith-qu5ew
    @MikeSmith-qu5ew 2 года назад +1

    Well done, I do not think you will have any problems but running out side the recommended areas can be a problem in just the right environment. So never hurts to watch the mechanical as you travel and check it often and be sure to check it each night before the next days ride. I run a 50 on mine with a non shimano chain thats a bit lighter. I am not sure how long it will last but I would recommend to only use a shimano chain. I do not intend to use it on a long century, just around town for easy ridding where people and dogs get in the way.

  • @marmottours
    @marmottours Год назад

    Great video and enormous thanks for the fantastic shout out Julian! It's always great to have you on holidays and we're pleased you loved your last tour of the Southern Alps with us 😁

  • @chellobod2531
    @chellobod2531 Год назад

    Thanks for the video. Did you use a spacer between hub and cassette? I took one off with my 11-34 cas. but the M8000 xt 11-40 didn't come with one.

  • @sventice
    @sventice 2 года назад +3

    I love this video. However, you're possibly misleading thousands (OK, several) into believing that this process is quite a bit easier than it actually is. This adjustment is not trivial, and in my case at least, has led to copious cursing and not a few tears, on multiple occasions.
    My main rule with b and limit screws, once you have them properly adjusted, is this: DO NOT TOUCH THEM EVER AGAIN. They can be a nightmare to adjust; through some satanic entanglement principle that only applies to bicycles, pfaffing around with one screw will influence the adjustment of the others, ad infinitum, especially if you don't know what the f* you're doing. And then there's the added pfaff of indexing to match the newly adjusted limit screws, which often leads to gears shifting smoothly in one part of the range, but horridly in another part. (Sometimes I dream of going back to friction shifting for this reason.) Of course, if you swap in a larger cassette, you're going to have to move everything around, but for most people it's going to be an enormous PITA, and one ought to be forthcoming about that. :)
    Enjoy your ride in the alps!

  • @Saif.salim78
    @Saif.salim78 10 месяцев назад

    11-51t cassette with 53-39t crank on road bike?

  • @koukimonzta
    @koukimonzta 2 года назад

    Thank you so much. Though I may not do it myself I will show this vid to my confused bike mechanic if he is in doubt this can be done. Lol

  • @Mick_Holland
    @Mick_Holland 2 года назад

    Thanks, that was very interesting. I had to stop & rerun the first 2-3 minutes because I am as thick as a brick but I got there in the end. Have a great time in the Alps. 👍🏼

  • @TheSirigan
    @TheSirigan Год назад

    very clear and nice explanation, yet the video could be easily half as long

  • @tomfreeman650
    @tomfreeman650 2 года назад +2

    Anything bigger than 11x40 time for an electric bike !

  • @andresim121
    @andresim121 Год назад

    Thanks for the vide. Question can i use a GRX 812 with a 2x crank for example 46-33 and a 11 -40 cassete

    • @JulianHutchings
      @JulianHutchings  Год назад +1

      Do you mean 46/30? Don’t see why not.

    • @andresim121
      @andresim121 Год назад

      @@JulianHutchings I have a cannondale crankset with 46-33

  • @paulclark9968
    @paulclark9968 2 года назад

    Job Well Gone lad.enjoy your jolly.

  • @sahasrangshuutube
    @sahasrangshuutube Год назад

    1140 u never shifted

  • @htonmusic
    @htonmusic 2 года назад

    i had this set up on a 650b wheel. went 6000km no issues. sold the bike now.

    • @htonmusic
      @htonmusic 2 года назад

      i did it with a 46/30 chain ring too

  • @VABigRing
    @VABigRing 3 месяца назад

    Worked perfectly!!! Thankyou

  • @BeeBee3_Adventures
    @BeeBee3_Adventures 2 года назад

    Enlightening and informative 🥸

  • @peterharding1551
    @peterharding1551 2 года назад

    I'm running Ultegra R8000 on my road bike with 52/36 chainrings and an 11-46 xt mtb cassette. Works fine with a Wolf Tooth road link. Gear range 20 to 126 gear inches.

    • @edsfietstechniek6986
      @edsfietstechniek6986 Год назад

      And probaby an XT derailleur??

    • @peterharding1551
      @peterharding1551 Год назад

      @Eds Fietstechniek No actually a long cage Ultegra r8000 derailleur. Works ok.

    • @edsfietstechniek6986
      @edsfietstechniek6986 Год назад +1

      @@peterharding1551 ah right! I misread roadlink for tanpan. My mistake

  • @markburton3306
    @markburton3306 2 года назад

    Excellent stuff.

  • @MK-rn2hm
    @MK-rn2hm 2 года назад +1

    Complete waste of time. Have a bike shop do all such surgeries. Otherwise, great video.

  • @maialupente
    @maialupente Год назад

    Why didn't he try the 38 and 40?