Shimano Dura Ace CS-R9200 Cassette

The Shimano Dura Ace CS-R9200 cassette is light, durable and shifts amazingly smoothly. The cassette is available in different ratios. When choosing these cassette ratios, the 'sweet spot' between the 6th, 7th and 8th cogs was taken into account. These are the gears that are used most, so you can maintain an ideal cadence. Consisting of high quality materials such as titanium, carbon and steel, it is possible to create the lightest cassette.

Shimano 12 speed makes it possible to keep the gears that are most comfortable to ride at average speeds, despite large differences in ratio. Shimano Dura Ace CS-R9200 Hyperglide+ cassettes come with a new spline mounting pattern, which is also backwards compatible with the Shimano HG 11-speed bodies. The new spider also fits 11-speed Shimano bodies. On the Shimano Dura Ace R9270 wheels only this Shimano Dura Ace CS-R9200 cassette fits.

Hyperglide+
Hyperglide+ is a technology in the developed cassette and chain that provides a more efficient way of shifting. Not only faster, but also better under load and under road vibrations. In other words, better chain engagement, stronger guidance and smoother pedalling offer more power and confidence on fast-moving terrain.

• 11-28: 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-21-24-28 - 203 grams
• 11-30: 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-19-21-24-27-30 - 223 grams
• 11-34: 11-12-13-14-15-17-19-21-24-27-30-34 - 253 grams

Mounting with special tools
To assemble and disassemble this cassette you will need specific cassette tools. These can be found here. For further explanation and a detailed instruction on how to use these tools, we refer you to our blog about changing a cassette. See this blog.

Don't forget the assembly grease!
The lockring on your cassette should be tightened up, in most cases up to 40Nm. To be able to loosen the cassette, we recommend you to apply a little bit of assembly paste to the lockring. Our assembly greases can be found here.

How often should I clean my bike? Regular cleaning ensures that your material lasts longer and that you can enjoy your cycling for longer. How often you need to clean depends on the weather conditions in which you ride. Do you cycle through all kinds of weather, or do you only go out when the sun is shining? It all affects the degree of wear and tear and some people will have to clean their bikes more often than others. Use the schedule below as a guide:

October to March:
• Clean every 200 km
• Rinse after every ride
• Dry and oil the chain after every ride
• Leave the bike to dry at room temperature

April to September:
• Clean every 300 km
• Rinse off after cycling in the rain
• Dry and oil the chain after polishing or rinsing
• Leave the bike to dry at room temperature