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08-28-19, 12:40 PM

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Chi_Z

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always get the biggest chainring that is suitable for your terrain, 52/36 will have longer chainring lifespan and increase drivetrain efficiency compared to 50/34, if you live in a flat area, 54/44 would work the best

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