Shimano Tiagra CS-RS400 Cassette - 11-Speed - 11-36T

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The Shimano Tiagra CS-RS400 11-speed cassette is an ideal upgrade or replacement component for cyclists running the Tiagra R4000 groupset who prioritize reliable, smooth shifting performance. Engineered with a wide 11-36T range, it is specifically built to assist riders on steep climbs while maintaining durability; however, potential users should note it is optimized primarily for the Tiagra R4000 platform and requires an 11-speed compatible drivetrain.
| Model Part Number | ECSRS40011136 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shimano |
No, this is specifically designed for 11-speed drivetrains.
It is compatible with standard Shimano 11-speed road freehub bodies.
Most short-cage derailleurs cannot accommodate a 36T sprocket; please verify your derailleur's maximum tooth capacity.
The nickel plating serves as a protective barrier to reduce rust and corrosion from sweat, water, and road salt.
It is highly recommended to install a new 11-speed chain whenever you replace a cassette to ensure proper meshing and prevent premature wear.
Check your rear derailleur B-tension screw; you may need to adjust it to provide more clearance between the derailleur jockey wheel and the cassette.
Ensure the lockring is torqued to the manufacturer's specification and check your chain for excessive wear using a chain checker tool.
To install the CS-RS400, you will need a standard cassette lockring tool and a chain whip. Ensure your freehub body is clean and lightly greased before sliding the sprockets on in the correct sequence. The cassette is compatible with standard 11-speed chains. When pairing with a derailleur, verify that your rear derailleur has a 'medium' or 'long' cage capable of handling a 36-tooth cog. For maintenance, clean the cassette regularly with a degreaser and a stiff brush to remove road debris and old lubricant, then re-apply a high-quality bicycle chain lubricant to keep the shifting crisp.