While the spacing out from the wheel might be different, any sprocket on the cassette will have the same height regardless of that so long as the tooth count is the same. Meaning a 20 tooth will always be the same distance off the axle center (so height off the chainstay in this case) no matter the specific drivetrain.
So it's a bigger oops than would be expected from a brand like Trek. Not to mention the Druid making that same mistake on V1.
Sept. 8, 2023, 6:19 p.m. - BarryW
While the spacing out from the wheel might be different, any sprocket on the cassette will have the same height regardless of that so long as the tooth count is the same. Meaning a 20 tooth will always be the same distance off the axle center (so height off the chainstay in this case) no matter the specific drivetrain. So it's a bigger oops than would be expected from a brand like Trek. Not to mention the Druid making that same mistake on V1.