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Re: Do I need the granny ring? a test

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  1. Brendan Halpin said:

    So, can I get rid of the triple and go to a compact double? Do I
    need the 28/28 or will a 34/29 be enough?


    They were using 34/29 on the Zoncolan today!!!

  2. Dan Gregory said:
    Brendan Halpin said:

    So, can I get rid of the triple and go to a compact double? Do I
    need the 28/28 or will a 34/29 be enough?


    They were using 34/29 on the Zoncolan today!!!

    <http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/giro07/?id=stages/giro0717>

    Looking at that profile (>20% gradients in places, 1200m rise in
    the last 10km)
    I suspect they have better legs and lungs than I!

    Brendan
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    Brendan Halpin said:

    So, can I get rid of the triple and go to a compact double? Do I
    need the 28/28 or will a 34/29 be enough?


    They were using 34/29 on the Zoncolan today!!!

    That looked a decidedly evil climb! Andy Schleck's looking good, but
    doesn't seem to be getting much team support - who's supposed to be
    leading CSC on this one?

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