Fitting a 10spd Shimano Mtn cassette onto a road hub

[weaponsgrade]

Is there any issue fitting a 10spd Shimano mtn cassette onto a 10spd Shimano road hub?

[Cicli]

Is there any issue fitting a 10spd Shimano mtn cassette onto a 10spd Shimano road hub?

Nope. On the hub, no problem. The derailuer may not like the larger cogs but as far as the hubs go, no issue.

[weaponsgrade]

Awesome! Thanks. I'm looking to try a 1x setup using the Gevenalle gx shifters and an XT shadow plus RD, but the hubs I have on hand are 130mm road.

[Cicli]

Awesome! Thanks. I'm looking to try a 1x setup using the Gevenalle gx shifters and an XT shadow plus RD, but the hubs I have on hand are 130mm road.

Just be sure your derailuer is of the 9 speed variety. 10 speed mountain dosent match 10 speed road. 9 speed mountain works fine with 10 speed road.

[thirdgenbird]

Just be sure your derailuer is of the 9 speed variety. 10 speed mountain dosent match 10 speed road. 9 speed mountain works fine with 10 speed road.

Microshift makes 10spd mtb compatible bar ends. That is what is used on the GX shifters mentioned by the OP. I've debated a similar setup on a cross frame.

[rnhood]

If its the standard 9/10 speed hub, don't slide the 1mm spacer on the hub with a 10-sp mtb cassette, unlike the 10-sp road cassette - which should have the 1mm spacer installed.

And mentioned above, be sure you are using a 9-sp shadow derailleur (not a 10-sp).

[thirdgenbird]

And mentioned above, be sure you are using a 9-sp shadow derailleur (not a 10-sp).

No.

As stated, the GX shifters he is looking at are 10spd dyna-sys compatible.

[rnhood]

No.

As stated, the GX shifters he is looking at are 10spd dyna-sys compatible.

Oops, I missed that. You are correct.