Description
Holds the individual pieces of a Shimano cassette together with the lockring. Stack up the cogs, then snap the holder into the lockring and you can now store the cassette without the pieces getting misplaced.
Available in five variations:
- HG Road 11/12 speed
35.75mm freehubs, marked with "11" on the end. - HG 10 speed
34.95mm freehubs - also 8, 9 and MTB 11 speed. This version has provision for the 1.85mm spacer needed to mount these cassettes on a wide road freehub. Can be used with or without the spacer. Marked with "10" on the end. - MTB Micro spline 12 speed
For the latest Shimano MTB spline standard. - Campagnolo cassette holder
Similar to the Shimano cassette holder but with provision for the deeper splines - Campagnolo dummy freehub
Standalone freehub dummy for Campy cassettes
Each cassette holder is marked on the end to show its size. Shown in orange, but available in the full range of colors so you can determine your own color coding.
The Campagnolo comes in two versions and the four spline design makes the conventional cassette holder design not work as well unless you're willing to take the time to line up the wide splines in the provided slots. Otherwise the larger cogs with only four splines will be free to move around. During development I also created the dummy freehub which has a lockring you can install by hand. Place the cogs on by hand, and secure them with the lockring. The lockring threads are also compatible with the standard Campy lockring.
The Campagnolo comes in two versions and the four spline design makes the conventional cassette holder design not work as well unless you're willing to take the time to line up the wide splines in the provided slots. Otherwise the larger cogs with only four splines will be free to move around. During development I also created the dummy freehub which has a lockring you can install by hand. Place the cogs on by hand, and secure them with the lockring. The lockring threads are also compatible with the standard Campy lockring.