Shimano Alivio CS-HG200 7-speed 12 - 28T Cassette in Black
Upgrade your drivetrain with the Shimano Alivio CS-HG200 7-speed 12-28T cassette. Reliable shifting, great value at $27.93. Shop now at The Bike Zone.
Key Features 7-speed compatibility suits a wide range of entry-level and mid-range drivetrains 12-28T gear range offers versatility for flat roads, hills, and mixed terrain Durable steel construction built to withstand everyday riding demands Precisely profiled teeth for smooth, reliable shifting performance Shimano Alivio groupset compatibility ensures seamless integration Lightweight design without sacrificing strength or longevity Black Edition vs Standard Finish This is the black-anodised CS-HG200, mechanically identical to the standard-finish CS-HG200 , just with a stealthier look for a black-out build. Who Is This For? The Shimano Alivio CS-HG200 is perfect for commuters, leisure cyclists, and those looking to replace or upgrade an older 7-speed cassette. Whether you're tackling roll
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the Shimano CS-HG200 compatible with my 7-speed derailleur?
- Yes, the Shimano CS-HG200 is designed for 7-speed drivetrains and is compatible with most Shimano 7-speed rear derailleurs and shifters. Always check your derailleur's maximum sprocket capacity to confirm fitment with the 28T largest sprocket.
- What does the 12-28T range mean for my riding?
- The 12T smallest sprocket gives you a higher top-end speed on flat roads, while the 28T largest sprocket makes climbing hills more manageable. This range suits mixed terrain riding, making it a great all-round choice for commuters and leisure cyclists.
- Do I need a new chain when fitting this cassette?
- It's strongly recommended to fit a new chain alongside a new cassette. A worn chain can accelerate wear on fresh sprockets, reducing the lifespan of your new CS-HG200. A compatible Shimano 7-speed chain is ideal for best performance.
- Will this cassette fit my freehub body?
- The Shimano CS-HG200 is compatible with standard Shimano HG freehub bodies, which are the most common type found on 7-speed wheels. If you're unsure about your freehub compatibility, our team at The Bike Zone is happy to help.