SRAM PG-730
SRAM PG-730 is a durable 7-speed MTB cassette using PowerGlide II for fast, positive shifts. Steel, chrome-finished cogs provide a versatile 12-32T range for trail and everyday use.
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Overview — PowerGlide II technology for reliable MTB shifting
Key features and construction details
Fit, compatibility and installation notes
Who the PG-730 is for
Key Features
- ✓ PowerGlide II tooth profile and ramp design for smoother shifts
- ✓ Durable chrome-finished steel cogs resist corrosion and wear
- ✓ 7-speed 12-32T range offers versatile climbing and cadence options
- ✓ Compact 302g cassette weight balances durability and practicality
- ✓ Cog sequence 12-14-16-18-21-26-32 for consistent gear progression
- ✓ Direct replacement for 7-speed MTB drivetrains with standard splined freehub
- ✓ OEM part number 00.0000.200.293 (SRAM Model ID CS-PG-730-A1)
- ✓ Ideal for trail riding, commuting, and budget-conscious drivetrain upgrades
Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the PG-730 compatible with my hub?
The PG-730 fits standard 7‑speed splined freehub bodies commonly found on MTB wheels. Some 8/9/10-speed hubs accept 7-speed cassettes with a small spacer — check your wheel/hub manual or ask Forest Bikes to confirm compatibility for your specific hub.
What chain should I use with this cassette?
Use a dedicated 7‑speed chain for optimal performance and wear life. While some riders run slightly narrower chains successfully, mixing chain widths with cassette speed ratings can reduce shift quality and increase component wear.
How durable is the chrome steel construction?
Steel cogs with a chrome finish are chosen for longevity and corrosion resistance. Expect longer life than lightweight alloy cassettes in dirty or wet conditions, though steel will be slightly heavier. Regular cleaning and lubrication will maximize life.
Can I use PG-730 with SRAM or Shimano shifters?
The PG-730 is compatible with SRAM and Shimano 7‑speed MTB index shifters since they share the same shift spacing. For mixed-brand setups, ensure the shifter, derailleur, and chain are all rated for 7 speeds.
Do I need a new lockring or spacers to install it?
Most installations use your existing 7‑speed lockring. If mounting to a wider freehub body (8/9/10-speed), you may need a thin spacer — follow hub documentation or contact us if you need help selecting the correct spacer or lockring.
How do I maintain the cassette for longest life?
Keep the cassette clean of grit and old lubricant by degreasing periodically and re-lubing the chain. Inspect cog wear and replace the chain when stretched to prevent premature cassette wear. Tighten the lockring to specified torque after installation.
Buying Guide
Choose a cassette based on gear range, speed compatibility, material, and intended use. For trail and commuting where durability and reliability matter more than absolute weight, steel cassettes like the PG-730 offer excellent value and long service life. Match the cassette speed to your shifters and chain to ensure precise indexing. Consider the climbing angles and typical terrain when selecting range: a 12-32T set gives low gearing for steep climbs while keeping usable steps between gears on fast rolling sections. Check hub compatibility and whether spacers are required before ordering to ensure a trouble-free installation.
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