I've been running an 11-46 11 speed Sunrace cassette on my Kona Process 153SE with rear Deore hub since January. No issues with shifting while mated to a KMC chain & the NX derailleur. Everything started getting wonky and not wanting to drop down to "faster" gears like from 46 to 42 & so on. Shop warrantied the derailleur and replaced the cable. I went ahead and bought a new cassette (exact same) and mid grade Sram chain.
Still exhibits the exact same issue and has gotten more dramatic when I stand on the pedals the cassette/derailleur/chain interface gets grindy. So I pulled my cassette in case I hadn't tightened it flush, but nope. It was good. But what I've noticed is play between the slotted grooves on the HG shell and the grooves in the cassette. Does the Deore HG interface actually wear out? I've worn grooves into a hub from the cassette and I've had to beat cassettes off them before, but I can wiggle this one easily. It's loose as a goose.
Still exhibits the exact same issue and has gotten more dramatic when I stand on the pedals the cassette/derailleur/chain interface gets grindy. So I pulled my cassette in case I hadn't tightened it flush, but nope. It was good. But what I've noticed is play between the slotted grooves on the HG shell and the grooves in the cassette. Does the Deore HG interface actually wear out? I've worn grooves into a hub from the cassette and I've had to beat cassettes off them before, but I can wiggle this one easily. It's loose as a goose.
Was trying to see if anyone else had ran into the same issue. Will update later this week after Turkey
I'm curious as to what the shop has to say.
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