10-speed(10s)
This is a topic about customizing a 10-speed bike or upgrading to a 10-speed bike. 10s is the number of gears that used to be the upper grade of road bikes and MTBs, and is now the middle grade.
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Shimano MTB sprocket and wheel compatibility summary
This section summarizes the compatibility of Shimano's sprockets and wheels (free bodies) for MTB, which are a mixture of old and new standards, the latest Micro Spline and the previous HG spline, and what to look out for when purchasing.
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Shimano Hybrid Bike Component Grades Summary
The following is a summary of the grades of Shimano components (for Road bike and MTB) used in hybrid bikes. There are also points to choose from when comparing hybrid bikes from a component perspective.
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Summary of KMC's chain types
KMC chains are popular because of their good shifting performance and high cost performance, and we have compiled a list of the types of KMC chains and the gears they support.
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Shimano's 7-speed to 11-speed chain differences
This is a summary of the differences between Shimano chains for road and hybrid bikes, from 7 to 11 speeds. It also compares the different chains for each speed range and how much the maintenance costs vary.
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How to convert to 11-speed with a 10-speed wheel
This article explains how to convert your compo to 11-speed while keeping your existing 10-speed wheels, and how to tell the difference between 10-speed wheels and 11-speed wheels. Using this method, you can convert your wheels to 11-speed while making the most of the wheels you already have.
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Sprockets for SENSAH components
This is a summary of the sprockets that are compatible with SENSAH components. Whether they are compatible with Shimano and SRAM sprockets, and what to look out for when using a mix of the two.
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Shimano's GRX Gravel Bike Components and Features
The following is a summary of Shimano's GRX lineup of components for gravel bikes, its features, and the advantages and disadvantages of choosing GRX.
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