Cassettes that fit the 2024 Giant Escape 3 Disc
This bike runs 7-speed, Shimano Hyperglide chain.
We can't tell which freehub body it has — the cassette it ships with is sold for more than one. That's the one fact you need before ordering; our guide to identifying your freehub shows how to check in about a minute.
Worked out from the bike's stock drivetrain — derived: cassette Shimano HG200, 12x32, 7 speed spec; rear derailleur Shimano Tourney RD-TY300 spec
Check your freehub body first
Speed count, chain family and derailleur range all line up on these. Whether each one mounts comes down to the body on your rear hub, which this bike ships with more than one of. How to identify yours.
- Shimano CS-HG200-7
7-speed
- Shimano CS-HG200-7 (12-28T)12–28t
7-speed
- Shimano CS-HG200-7 (12-32T)12–32t
7-speed
- Shimano CS-HG20-712–28t
7-speed
- Shimano CS-HG210-7
7-speed · needs a Shimano HG body
- Shimano CS-HG210-7 (12-28T)12–28t
7-speed · needs a Shimano HG body
- Shimano CS-HG210-7 (12-32T)12–32t
7-speed · needs a Shimano HG body
- Shimano CS-HG400-711–28t
7-speed · needs a Shimano HG body
- Shimano CS-HG41-711–28t
7-speed
- Shimano HG200, 12x32, 7 speed12–32t
7-speed
- SRAM PG-720 Cassette11–25t
7-speed · needs a Shimano HG road (spline L) body
- SRAM PG-730 Cassette12–32t
7-speed
- SRAM XG-795 MINI BLOCK Cassette10–24t
7-speed · needs a SRAM XD body
Not sure what the numbers mean? Our cassette guide covers speed counts, gearing ranges and how the freehub bodies differ.
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