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105 ss and a 32t cog? Yes!

ionsmuse · 2004-09-24T04:56:33+00:00

A question I just answered today, when said cog arrived. Been trying to get some lower gearing on my cross/touring rig without new cranks. The kids at the LBS said now way, but au contraire.... I know have a 48/39 and a 12-32, which is very nice. Caveat: I'm running downtube shifters, STI might be a bit different. In case anyone else wants to save some cash.

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Topics: Downtube shifters

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24 September 2004, 04:56 UTC #1

A question I just answered today, when said cog arrived. Been trying to get some lower gearing on my cross/touring rig without new cranks. The kids at the LBS said now way, but au contraire.... I know have a 48/39 and a 12-32, which is very nice. Caveat: I'm running downtube shifters, STI might be a bit different.
In case anyone else wants to save some cash.

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