What cassette could this be?

[_Jason_South_Wales_]

Hi all.
I'm hoping to change my cassette and chain soon but unsure what one is fitted to my bike which is a 2022 2022 Cube Reaction Hybrid SLT 750.
I've looked on the cassette but can't see any brand etc.
I've attached photos
Thanks

 

[RickBullotta]

Looks like a Shimano CUES cassette

 

[dreys]

This is low-end Shimano 12-Speed Deore

As the replacement, you can use Shimano Deore, SLX, XT or XTR cassette

 

[Pyr0]

Google says the bike comes with Shimano Deore CS-M6100 10-51T

 

[irie]

This is low-end Shimano 12-Speed Deore

As the replacement, you can use Shimano Deore, SLX, XT or XTR cassette

Shimano Deore, SLX, XT, and XTR cassettes all shift identically.

Approx 10-51t weights are: Deore 598g, SLX 533g, XT 477g, XTR 376g

 

[_Jason_South_Wales_]

Thank you all for the replies
Would a Shimano slx 12 speed m7100 126 link chain be ok to use with the cassettes mentioned above?
Thanks

 

[irie]

Yes.

But you'd probably have to cut the chain down a bit, how many links in your current chain?

 

[_Jason_South_Wales_]

Yes.

But you'd probably have to cut the chain down a bit, how many links in your current chain?

I'm not sure I'll have a check.
I know my front chainring says only to be used with a SRAM chain so that's something else I'm unsure about.

 

[irie]

I'm not sure I'll have a check.
I know my front chainring says only to be used with a SRAM chain so that's something else I'm unsure about.

Your chain will have the make visible on it somewhere on a side. If it's a Shimano chain it will say so.

 

[Emteebee]

Thank you all for the replies
Would a Shimano slx 12 speed m7100 126 link chain be ok to use with the cassettes mentioned above?
Thanks

All M6100, M7100, M8100, M9100 work. However, the lower the nr, the less kms you'll get from chain/cassette.
If you want value for your money, go for SRAM X01 or XX1, which have superior longevity and compatible with Shimano cassette and chainring.
From my personal experience: to reach 0.13% wear (chains are still in progress), I got following kms from rotating chains (on an SLX cassette):
M6100: 150 km
M8100: 500 km
XX1: 3700 km
Translated to €/km including wax cost:
M6100: €0,069
M8100: €0,059
XX1: €0,019
*mind € will keep dropping until wear limits are reached, however, this is where I'm at now.
Bosch CX, mainly turbo / eMTB+ mode, all weather.

 

[_Jason_South_Wales_]

Yes.

But you'd probably have to cut the chain down a bit, how many links in your current chain?

I counted 62 or I assume that means 124 links?

 

[irie]

I counted 62 or I assume that means 124 links?

I counted 62 or I assume that means 124 links?

Yes.

To be sure, when you have your new chain, take off the old one by removing the split link. Then lay them side by side so you can see how many links to remove. Good luck.

 

[_Jason_South_Wales_]

Yes.

To be sure, when you have your new chain, take off the old one by removing the split link. Then lay them side by side so you can see how many links to remove. Good luck.

Thank you for the advice.