Originally Posted by
USAZorro
Let me describe the situation. I have a bicycle that is set up as an 81 speed. In order to keep gearing in the range of mere mortals, I went with a front triple with 34-36-40 gearing.
3 front * 7 cogs * 3 IGH, I presume? Cool! This reminds me of Charlie Harding's 90-speed bike, on display in his Westwood (Los Angeles) shop in the 1970s. I think he went 3x6 derailleur gears with a 5-speed IGH.
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