Decathlon brand cassette for a home trainer?

[nlmkiii]

Wondering if anyone has experience of this or if any pitfalls I should be aware of. I’m putting a SRAM 1050 on the wheel, but for the trainer does it matter?

My max power is circa 1500, but surely it must be good enough to handle moderately powerful numbers?

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/10-speed-11x28-road-bike-cassette/_/R-p-111325?

 

[Tenkaykev]

Wondering if anyone has experience of this or if any pitfalls I should be aware of. I’m putting a SRAM 1050 on the wheel, but for the trainer does it matter?

My max power is circa 1500, but surely it must be good enough to handle moderately powerful numbers?

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/10-speed-11x28-road-bike-cassette/_/R-p-111325?

We purchased the Decathlon 9 speed cassette to go on our JetBlack smart trainer. It’s inexpensive, very well made and has been without issues for several months now.

 

[Cycleops]

Been using Decathlon cassettes for some time now as it's the only new brand I can buy here. No probs at all. No reason to avoid unless you're sniffy about the name.

 

[nlmkiii]

So... should I consider it for my road bike too? After some health issues and a year out I have ballooned to 103kg, so I couldn't care less about the weight of the cassette... I just don't want clunky gears!

Only problem I see with that is the lack of an 11-32 option I guess, as I do like to go hill climbing, and at my weight currently I kinda need the 32

 

[ianrauk]

They're very good cassettes. I won't buy any other brand now.

 

[Lozz360]

It’s a Microshift cassette which is not a Decathlon brand. But to answer your question, it will be fine for use on the trainer.