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Forum: Road Cycling

03-12-21, 10:10 AM

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Closely-spaced ratios = quicker shift?

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Posted By Iride01

In many other things, high performance does not...

In many other things, high performance does not mean more durable. The higher tier drivetrain groups in Shimano are all about shifting performance and lightness. Durability is likely the least of...

Forum: Road Cycling

03-10-21, 04:35 PM

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Closely-spaced ratios = quicker shift?

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Posted By Iride01

3x fronts also dominated when the 11-28 and 11-26...

3x fronts also dominated when the 11-28 and 11-26 were supreme. But many strong cyclists can still run them with a 2x for their cycling conditions.

Forum: Road Cycling

03-08-21, 04:32 PM

Replies: 112

Closely-spaced ratios = quicker shift?

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Posted By Iride01

Is that for my benefit or the OP's? I...

Is that for my benefit or the OP's?

I already knew what you are trying to express, but I didn't think it quite material to what I was attempting to convey to the OP. However the OP does need to...

Forum: Road Cycling

03-08-21, 09:19 AM

Replies: 112

Closely-spaced ratios = quicker shift?

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Posted By Iride01

Why is that? What's the reasoning behind this?...

Why is that? What's the reasoning behind this? Less stress on the components at the cost of a more noticeable shift?
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Because you are making a compromise. if you want to be able to ride up...

Forum: Road Cycling

03-06-21, 12:25 PM

Replies: 112

Closely-spaced ratios = quicker shift?

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Posted By Iride01

Google for bicycle gear ratio calculators. Look...

Google for bicycle gear ratio calculators. Look at the ratios, speed at cadence and other stuff. They'll help you see where you might get some benefits. But know what your own current bike does for...

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