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Question: I get skipping with my old cs-6600 and new chain.  If both are 12-23, will this work as a direct replacement?
Document: I am an avid cyclist/racer and although I have used Dura-ace cassettes simply because they came as original equipment on some bikes that I have obtained, I always replaced those with Ultegra 6700 cassettes when the original equipment needed replacement. They are considerably less expensive and work flawlessly. I have also gotten almost 10,000 miles out of them. Here in the flatlands of Florida, my choice is always the 11-23 model.
Solid value. Replaced a DA cassette after chain had been used too long. New chain was skipping so this was the next to R&R.
I would have used my local indie bike guy but after talking to him about prices, he said &#34;get it from amazon, I can't match the price&#34;  But...I had him switch my shtuff around so I could use an old wheel on my spinner (main reason I bought a new cassette).
11-25t is a perfect compromise for climbing and hammering in Colorado mountains. For a minor weight penalty, this cassette works great and at a good price compared to DA. I replaced my chain recently, and the old 6700 wasn't getting along with the new chain. This cassette delivers responsive, buttery shifts and I have found them to be durable and last through about 4 chain replacements. Nice!
I went from a stock 11/23T Ultegra cassette to an 11/28T and I won't look back. I now have a few easier gears to get up Wisconsin's rolling hills. Ideally, I would have replaced my crank and put in a compact crank but a new cassette was a far easier and more practical solution. Incidentally, I sold my old cassette (and cassette lockring tool) on craigslist within a few days.
Great replacement option for my bike's worn original 105 10-sp cassette with over 2,500 miles on it. I know most people say they get more miles out of a cassette, but I was not diligent about keeping my chain clean, and so the chain and the cassette got worn pretty bad after 2,500+ miles.My scale measured this at 234 grams, vs. 250 for the 105 cassette.
I wanted smaller gear spacing between cogs so I replace my 11/28T with this 12/25T. Definitely lighter than my old 105 cassette. The Amazon seller I got it from just had the parts in a plastic bagging--I was kind of bummed out about that but all the parts were new and nothing was missing. Works well so I guess I can't complain. I did download the instructions online since nothing was included.
I am not satisfied with my purchase because i asked a Shimano CS-6700 Ultegra Bicycle Cassette (10-Speed, 11/23T) and i received a shimano ultegra 6600 12-23 what is not the one i asked, besides the product did not come in the original box.i was expecting to gift this product but in this condition it was impossible.
Great, it was direct replacement ,everything fit very well and the discription was right on. Would recommend product to others
I replaced my worn 105 (11-25) Cassette. This was the next level up. A great deal. Saved some grams, and it shifts much smoother than the 105 components. Additionally, the 11-23 combination is a much closer gear ratio, so you don't get those huge drops/gains in RPM in the larger gears when you are up/down shifting. Definitely worth the price.
Answer: yes