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Moustache Samedi 28 ES Gearing: Identify the CUES and Sunrace Parts Together

Moustache Samedi 28 ES gearing is described by several component names, not one all-encompassing CUES label. The archived build combines Shimano CUES shifting parts with a Sunrace cassette, a narrow-wide chainring and a Shimano chain. Keeping those identities together makes a more useful purchasing or service enquiry than asking for an unspecified nine-speed part.

Moustache Samedi 28 ES gearing: start with the complete list

The rear derailleur is Shimano CUES RD-U3020, listed as nine-speed. The shifter is Shimano CUES SL-U4000-9R, also nine-speed. These entries identify two components; the CUES name does not automatically identify every other part in the transmission.

The cassette line instead names Sunrace CSU98.9AW, nine-speed, 11–36T. Write that supplier and model beside the tooth-range figures. Replacing “Sunrace” with “Shimano” to make the list look consistent would misreport the actual manufacturer record.

Keep front and rear tooth counts separate

The chainring entry says narrow-wide, 40 teeth. The 11–36T figures belong to the cassette at the rear. A note that says only “40 teeth” or “11–36” leaves out which part the number describes.

For comparing a shop description with the archived build, use a short table with component, named model and stated size. This keeps a missing model number visible without inventing one from a broad nine-speed label. The table is an identification aid, not approval for an alternative transmission.

The chain and cranks complete the enquiry

The source specifies a Shimano LG500 chain with 108 links and Stronglight aluminium cranks with a 170 mm entry and ISI wording. Retain those as the listed build details. A catalogue link count is not a chain-sizing instruction for a changed or repaired bicycle.

If the individual bicycle has replacement parts, ask which entries still match and which were changed. Supply the actual model labels to the workshop rather than ordering from the number of speeds alone. No derailleur adjustment, chain-cutting procedure or universal compatibility conclusion follows from this specification comparison.

The Black glossy Samedi 28 ES reference identifies the four-size local model used here. Its colour and size choices should remain separate from the manufacturer component identities. The Moustache range story and Moustache model topic supply broader context without changing the named ES drivetrain.

Redframe rearwheel closeup: Shimano seven-speed-labelled derailleur, chain, sprockets, spokes, rim and partoftyre. Bicyclebrand/model unknown. Context image; not a verified Moustache Samedi 28 ES.
An unidentified bicycle’s rear derailleur, chain and sprockets show the components kept distinct in a transmission enquiry. Its visible Shimano seven-speed label identifies this as a comparison example, not the cited Moustache CUES and Sunrace build. Photograph: Bicanski. Photograph source (https://pixnio.com/sport/biking-sport/bicycle-chair-detail-tire-device-brake-wheel-bike); Creator (https://pixnio.com/author/bicanski); CC0 1.0 Universal (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).

FAQ: recording the transmission

Is the listed cassette a Shimano CUES cassette?

The cited ES line names Sunrace CSU98.9AW, so keep that exact identity in your notes.

Does 108 links tell me how to cut a replacement chain?

No. It records the catalogue build, not an instruction for sizing a replacement on an individual bicycle.

Does nine-speed alone establish a replacement match?

No. Bring the complete component list and the actual bicycle's details to a qualified service provider.

Specification sources

  • Check all five named transmission components against their own source rows.
  • samedi 28 es manufacturer record (https://moustachebikes.com/en-UK/electric-bikes/samedi-28/samedi-28-es); HTTP capture 2026-10-24, personally reread 6 November 2026.

Photograph credits and permissions

Photograph 1

Original title: bicycle, chair, detail, tire, device, brake, wheel, bike

Creator: Bicanski; creator URI: https://pixnio.com/author/bicanski

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Modification notice: The original Nikon COOLPIX P520 JPEG remains byte-identical; no task crop or recompression. Its retained Software entry records ACDSee Pro 5 and its original timestamp is metadata, not a bicycle model-year claim. Current full marker examination found no XMP packet or ICC profile.

Source disclaimer: This photograph is offered by its exact Pixnio page as Free to use CC0 and described there as public domain, not copyrighted and free for personal or commercial use without permission, fee or obligation. The supplied license link is the legacy https://creativecommons.org/licenses/publicdomain/; the separately saved provider CC0 explanation identifies https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/. Pixnio requests no unlawful or immoral uses, photo or wallpaper-site redistribution or sale, implied endorsements, or automated mass downloads; these requests are not added CC0 conditions. This unidentified seven-speed rear assembly is an explicit component comparison, not Moustache CUES equipment, tyre dimensions, condition, fit, load or safety proof. No warranties are given and other rights may apply.

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