Is this freehub compatible with a HG cassette?

[Dan]

Hi all,
Been a while but finished exams for the time being so I've been building up a bike since my commuter snapped.

Could someone tell me if the following item is compatible with the Shimano Hyperglide 9 speed cassettes?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shimano-FH-RM-AxelRim-Adventurer-700c-rear-wheel-/221181088800?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWNX%3AIT&nma=true&si=U1sli6ZFpxqGINgxb2OqNyvN6%252Fk%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

In case that link doesnt work, the only information I know is that the hub is Shimano FH-RM. What does the RM stand for?

Thank you in advance

[RBurrelli]

The place for Shimano technical documents....

http://www.techdocs.shimano.com

You should be able to find what you need there.

[Joe_W]

There seem to be a bunch of FH-RMxx (where xx can be 30, 60, whatever)... in general it is safe to assume that you could transplant a new freehub body to most Shimano freehubs, so that you could make the 9speed work. Other than that, google is your friend, as are the shimano techdocs and also https://www.paul-lange.de/service/Support/Shimano/ShimanoSupportArchiv.php

[Dan]

Unfortunately I can't get that link to work.
I know that my hub is 9 speed compatible but I was wondering if anyone knew if a Hyperglide cassette is any different? Thinking about it, it probably isn't since its the machined teeth which make it HG. Can anyone confirm this?

[1FJEF]

How can anyone but the seller answer the question? If it's a 7 speed hub, no, otherwise yes.

[Dan]

(02-07-2013, 08:43 PM)1FJEF Wrote:  How can anyone but the seller answer the question? If it's a 7 speed hub, no, otherwise yes.

Ha true, though rather unresponsive...

Thanks all