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  1. I'm sure this topic has been discussed, but couldn't find it. People
    are always going on about the low gearing that Armstrong uses. But does
    anyone actually know what he would have been using, for instance on
    yesterday's climb to Courchevel?

  2. <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    I'm sure this topic has been discussed, but couldn't find it. People
    are always going on about the low gearing that Armstrong uses. But does
    anyone actually know what he would have been using, for instance on
    yesterday's climb to Courchevel?

    There's a post yesterday about Leg Speed, where Tom Kunich mentions a 23 as
    the largest cog.

    I'm 'gonna take a guess that he's on a 10 speed 11-23.

    SB

  3. Steve B. said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    I'm sure this topic has been discussed, but couldn't find it. People
    are always going on about the low gearing that Armstrong uses. But does
    anyone actually know what he would have been using, for instance on
    yesterday's climb to Courchevel?

    There's a post yesterday about Leg Speed, where Tom Kunich mentions a 23 as
    the largest cog.

    I'm 'gonna take a guess that he's on a 10 speed 11-23.

    I gotta say that on OLN when Phil and Paul are obviously itching to
    avoid any silence in the broadcast that it would be nice if they provide
    da little insight into the gearing and techniques being used at
    different phases of the race. "Blah, blah, he's really in the red zone
    now" is not as interesting as having to turn over a 21 instead of a 23
    because, well, I dont' know. I'd just like to hear about it, or at least
    get the cameraman to show the drivetrain side of the bike once in a while.

    -e

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