Thanks for the tip! I don't show my face on KZbin for personal reasons. I'll make a video on that eventually 🙂

Any time! 🙂

Hi, yes I think any Shimano 14t cog will be miles better than what comes with the turbo trainer.

Hi, no problem. I'll do a walk through video tomorrow and explain all the components.

@faisal7043 New video has all the details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enWWc5WFnryrmMU Let me know if you have any more questions👍🏾

@@CaribbeanCyclist awesome videos 👌🏽

Thank you! 👍🏾

Yes no change in Power

I haven't tried it but I assume it would as it's the same spline configuration

Yes, the cog has nothing to do with virtual shifting. It is just a 14T cog inside some plastic caps. I bought a Kickr Core with a cassette and the zwift click. If you pair the click you can use virtual shifting in zwift, but so far only in zwift. I use other software too, like Rouvy. Then I just shift normally with the derailleur. It's the best of both worlds.

That's correct Jill, without the click controller, the cog is just a cog and plastic. You can use the click with any normal cassette but unfortunately only in Zwift.

It turns out there are no others, unless you go for the original hub which I can't find anywhere new or otherwise.

I used a chainwhip and a standard Shimano cassette removal tool. Both should come in any basic bike maintenance kit. I got mine from eBay and it has all the essentials. I'll do a review on it at some point ☺️

@@CaribbeanCyclist thanks. I have a lock ring removal piece that wasn’t fitting, however with a few taps of a rubber mallet it went in no problem. I managed to get everything sorted. Thanks again.

@@dukekaboom4105 Nice! Glad I could help

My pleasure!

Sounds awesome! If you're going to do a lot of climbing you might need a wide range cassette. The original on mine was 11-40t 10 speed, but I changed mine to 11-32 as I don't plan to do that many hills on the folding bike.

The hollow BB is definitely much lighter, just holding the two in each hand you can instantly tell the difference. Hollow BB is easier to change as less tools are needed.

@@CaribbeanCyclist i saw ur post on FB and TT. Where did u buy ur p10 from. I am based in UK as well. West Mids.

I got mine from Facebook marketplace. They hardly ever come up for sale though, there was a really nice verge D9 on there the other day, if I hadn't bought this one I would have got it.

@CaribbeanCyclist is is black d9 verge in Nottingham....do u reckon it will take verge x11 transmission

As far as I know all components on the Tern Verge bikes are interchangeable, but once you match your shifters and rear derailleur you should be able to run any 11 speed combo.

Amazing! glad I could help, the only thing you need to worry about is getting the wheels level, apart from that, works like any other bike.

Thanks James, I will!!

I've changed the cassette to an 11-32 as I won't be doing that much climbing. But we'll see if that was a mistake!🤣

Lol where I live it would be. I would recommend putting a litepro hollow tech crankset on it aswell. That will take off some weight. And make it smoother and more efficient..

Excellent, I've ordered one from China but I've used the same size chainring for now, we'll see if that needs to change after a few rides.

​@@fender1000100can this bike get a better chainring or even a front derallier for two chainset.

@pep411 I've ordered a 2x chainset and will be fitting it in the next few weeks! I've already installed the 2x Tiagra shifters and cables, waiting for the other parts to arrive.