Acera Cassette Sprocket CS-HG41

My first replacement cassette sprocket since I bought my bike in 1999 over 4,000 miles??? It needed to be changed as the chain was popping in and out of the sprocket when putting pressure on the pedals but riding on the level it was fine. What a difference in shifting nice and smooth and no skips it's now like a new bike that I forgot what it felt like to have nice smooth shifting after replacing the Derailleur and chain and the cassette sprocket. What an amazing difference.

It seems excellent! I replaced the original Shimano cassette with this new one and have ridden twice so far and the cassette works really well. I'd definitely recommend this cassette. The only thing I didn't like was that the cardboard box has a open window cutout without any plastic over the window, and the cassette itself isn't wrapped or protected in any way from sticking out through the window opening. This is no problem in a retail store but doesn't seem the best when it's being shipped. It did arrive in perfect shape but I would still have preferred it be wrapped inside the box to make sure no sprockets got damaged in transit while sticking out of the box window cutout. Other than that I'm very happy with it and would buy from this seller again.

This Shimano 8 speed cassette, 11t-30t high, low cogs, is easy to install and in conjunction with the rear derailleur shifts quickly and confidently. The cassette looks great, fits on 8 speed hubs or 9 speed hubs with a spacer. Finished in black.

A quality Shimano part that installs cleanly and works well. One issue with the 11 speed is that teeth seem to wear out faster than on smaller cassettes such as my 7 and 8 speed bikes.

Purchased to replace an old/worn like-geared (7-speed 11-28T) IG31 Hyperglide-C cassette on a mid-90's Trek MTB. This unit is a simple, drop-in, 5-minute replacement that requires no other modifications (aside from a little post-install shifter adjustment of course). Paired it with an HG70 chain to replace the also-worn original IG30. The new cassette works perfectly. Pedaling is now a bit smoother. Shifting is now much smoother, quicker, and more accurate. Also, there's no longer a tendency for the chain to want to hop sprockets under load (never could get that adjusted out with the old cassette/chain after a while). About the only negative is that Shimano doesn't make it very easy to determine the proper replacements for discontinued parts.

I've used these Shimano cassettes for years. The HG-41 is the top model 7 speed. They last thousands of miles as long as you replace your chain regularly. I also use an HG-51 8 speed on my 1997 Trek 830 with aftermarket rims. Why is the 11 tooth sprocket, and retaining ring black? Not a big deal, just odd. I purchased mine as a return for half the price of new. Great product for older bikes, and they always shift smooth!

Perfect fit for my 90s mb. Great price and solid construction

It’s Shimano…’nuff said.

Exactly as described. Fast shipping, works perfectly.

Unless you really, REALLY, need the 34 tooth wheel, do not get the 11-34 - the jump between first (34) and second (26) is huge. This cassette has a 32 to 28 tooth jump between 1st and 2nd, respectively, and you really feel the faster shift because the spacing isn't as large. It's a pretty straightforward cassette, shifts good and never skips with a KMC 8.93 chain. Was looking at Deore XT (M737) or XTR (M900 or M950), but I couldn't justify it for the price difference. Glad I went with this one.

Chega em embalagem plástica, padrão Shimano no brasil para itens básicos. Nem a Toyota respeita nosso povo, imagina a fabricante de carretilha de pesca.

Funktioniert einwandfrei

Super en remplacement de ma cassette usé pas de mauvaise surprise avec du Shimano