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Old 10-08-15, 07:28 PM
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350htrr
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Originally Posted by seeker333
Derailleur drive is superior to IGH in many ways:

1. derailleur systems are more efficient than IGH, as they convert more of your pedaling energy to forward motion

2. they're usually quieter

3. they shift quicker, multiple gears in a single action

4. they're user-repairable to a greater extent than IGH

5. there are more shifter options with derailleur system

6. they're generally less expensive than IGH

7. replacement parts/repairs are available/possible in many areas in a short time - not so with IGH

8. 3x9/10 derailleur system has wider gear range than IGH: 11-36t/22-32-44t = 655% range
1; Well, I don't see too much difference in efficiency...
2; Really?
3; Really?
4; I haven't really heard of too many people needing repairs.
5; Really?
6; True.
7; Not needed anywhere near as much anyways.
8; Slightly better, not really... I'm talking 14 speed.
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