Miche Primato Light 11 SH Kassette 11-fach

The cogs appear to be thicker than the ones on the Shimano OEM 11-speed 105 cassette that came with the bike. When I tried to install this cassette, it wouldn’t fit. The last (smallest) cog wouldn’t engage the hub cassette body & you couldn’t install the lock-ring.

Bike24: According to our experience the cassette should fit on the freehub if you used an 11-speed cassette from Shimano before.
Please try different positions of the cassette and turn the cassette on the freehub as it will only fit correctly in one position.
We kindly ask you to insure that no spacer is mounted as well.

Unfortunately all the individual sprockets and spacers were loose in the box so I had to slot them together in what I thought was the correct way. Seems I got it right because I can't fault the shifting after my 1st ride (used with otherwise SRAM Rival gruppo). I chose this cassette purely because it offered better weight/price than the SRAM cassettes.
I can't comment on durability yet.
One negative is that the Miche lockring supplied was too short. Only the 1st couple of threads would engage before I started to apply torque, and they stripped at about 20Nm. I then used a SRAM lockring without issue.

The 14-32 variant uses the following sprockets: 14-15-16-17-18-19-21-23-25-28-32 and weights 377 grams (bike24 support said the mid section was 19-20-22-25 which is incorrect).

These are all individual sprockets, there are no clusters like in Shimano cassettes.

I did return the cassette as I want a 19-20 tooth combination. So I can't speak from experience, but it did look like the distance between the 28 and 32 sprockets is a little less than the distance between the other sprockets (the 32 sprocket has an integrated distance ring); this may affect shifting.

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