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Gates Carbon Drive CDX Rear Sprocket – 9-spline, for Shimano cassette hubs - 20T

51.95 USD
Gates Carbon Drive CDX rear sprocket for Shimano 9-spline cassette hubs. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 39 teeth.
SKU: 789800755
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The Gates Carbon Drive CDX Rear Sprocket – 9-spline, for Shimano cassette hubs is the rear sprocket of the strongest Gates line, in wear-resistant aerospace stainless steel, for belt-driven bikes with a 9-spline cassette hub. It is available in 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 39 teeth, 11 mm pitch.

Why choose this rear sprocket?

  • Stainless steel. Wear-resistant aerospace stainless steel from the strongest Gates line.
  • 9-spline fit. Made for hubs with a Shimano 9-spline interface, the common cassette-hub standard.
  • Many gear choices. 12 tooth counts from 19 to 39 teeth for the gearing you want.
  • CenterTrack, 11 mm pitch. Runs with CDX, CDC and CDN belts.
Silver Gates CDX rear sprocket for 9-spline hubs on a light grey background

Which hub does it fit?

This sprocket is made for hubs with a 9-spline interface, such as Shimano cassette hubs. If you are not sure that your hub has this interface, send us the hub model and we will confirm the match before you order.

Second view of the Gates rear sprocket on a light grey background

CDX: what that means

This sprocket belongs to the Gates CDX line: the strongest Gates line, rated at up to 4× the life of a chain and for hub motors and mid-drive e-bike motors up to 120 Nm. You can combine it with a CDX belt for the complete CDX setup; CDX, CDC and CDN are all CenterTrack parts with an 11 mm pitch, so the lines fit together and each part keeps its own rating.

Technical data

PropertyValue
Gates lineCDX
MaterialAerospace stainless steel (Gates Europe data)
ColourSilver
Mount9-spline interface (Shimano cassette hubs)
Tooth count19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 39 T
Pitch11 mm

How the Gates rear sprockets compare

CDX (this sprocket)CDX:BlackCDCCDN
Material (Gates Europe data)Aerospace stainless steelBlack-coated steel (KTL)Chrome-moly steelChrome-moly steel
ColourSilverBlackSilverSilver
Belt lineTop of the Gates range: touring, off-road, cargo, all-year ridingSame CDX belt line, in blackDaily commuting and mid-drive e-bikes up to 75 NmCasual city riding and hub-motor e-bikes
Rated life of the belt line (Gates, vs. a chain)4×4×3×2×
E-bike motors (Gates)Hub motors and mid-drive up to 120 NmHub motors and mid-drive up to 120 NmHub motors and mid-drive up to 75 NmHub motors

Frequently asked questions

Which tooth count should I choose?

It depends on your gearing and the front sprocket, and the belt length follows from both. Gates offers a free Gearing and Center Distance Calculator in its Gates Sanity Check. Send us your frame, crank and hub and we will help you choose.

Is a 9-spline sprocket a replacement for a cassette?

Yes, in a belt drive it takes the place of the cassette: one sprocket on the cassette hub’s 9-spline interface drives the rear wheel.

What do CDX, CDC and CDN mean?

They are Gates’ three belt-drive lines for bicycles: CDX (top of the range), CDC (mid-range) and CDN (entry level). Gates rates CDX for hub motors and mid-drive e-bike motors up to 120 Nm, CDC for mid-drive motors up to 75 Nm, and CDN for hub-motor e-bikes and casual riding.

When should I replace a sprocket?

Check your sprockets from time to time. Worn teeth cause noise, tooth jump and faster wear on the belt, so replace the sprocket when the teeth are worn. A sprocket in good condition has even, undamaged teeth.

Sizes and Gates part numbers

Find your sprocket by its tooth count. The Gates article number and type designation are marked on the sprocket, so you can match a replacement exactly.

TeethGates article no.Gates type designation
19T7898-00743XF1119S9MN
20T7898-00755XF1120S9MN
21T7898-00762XF1121S9MN
22T7898-00745XF1122S9MN
23T7898-00565CT1123SMN
24T7898-00759XF1124S9MN
26T7898-00761XF1126S9MN
28T7898-00758XF1128S9MN
30T7898-00754XF1130S9MN
32T7898-00757XF1132S9MN
34T7898-00756XF1134S9MN
39T7898-00805XF1139S9MN

About Gates Carbon Drive

Gates Corporation has been a global leader in power transmission and belt drive technology since 1911. In 2007 it launched the first belt drive system for bicycles, and today more than 1,000 bike brands worldwide use Gates Carbon Drive, from city and trekking bikes to e-bikes, cargo and mountain bikes.

On the bike

Close-up of a Gates Carbon Drive belt on a front sprocket and crank of a Booda Bike
A belt drive on a Booda Bike.
Rear dropout of a Booda Bike with the belt running to the rear sprocket on the hub
The rear sprocket and belt on a Booda Bike.