Building a bike from scratch, I ran into a problem while attaching the GX Eagle Cassette to the XD Driver on my Crest MK3 Wheel.
Both parts are brand new.
I do notice that the Hub has a one small tooth, while the cassette does not have one. From what I've heard, this is normal? The splines line up, and it threads on a bit tight but nothing unlike what I've heard about cassettes using XD Drivers.
After tightening it a reasonable amount, mounting the wheel, and setting up the shifting, on the smallest gear the chain seems to rub on the next gear up and the frame(2018 Specialized Chisel). I can see a small gap (2-3 mm) between the base of the splines and the back of the cassette. Will see if I can get a decent photo of it.
I actually work at a local bike shop and asked my coworkers, none of them could figure it out. I figured I'd ask here before calling SRAM about it. None of my google searches brought up anything relevant but it's possible I've missed something.
Any ideas?
Both parts are brand new.
I do notice that the Hub has a one small tooth, while the cassette does not have one. From what I've heard, this is normal? The splines line up, and it threads on a bit tight but nothing unlike what I've heard about cassettes using XD Drivers.
After tightening it a reasonable amount, mounting the wheel, and setting up the shifting, on the smallest gear the chain seems to rub on the next gear up and the frame(2018 Specialized Chisel). I can see a small gap (2-3 mm) between the base of the splines and the back of the cassette. Will see if I can get a decent photo of it.
I actually work at a local bike shop and asked my coworkers, none of them could figure it out. I figured I'd ask here before calling SRAM about it. None of my google searches brought up anything relevant but it's possible I've missed something.
Any ideas?