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Wide range front mech

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  1. Hoorah - back on UKR after a (too) long absence. Does anybody know whether it's possible to find a
    triple front mech that can cope with a particularly large gap between the smallest and largest
    chainrings. At the moment I've got a 22T difference, which seems to be the max for most mechs.
    However, I'd like to fit a larger large chainring so need something with more clearance. Any ideas?

    Ian

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  2. Ian Walker said:

    Hoorah - back on UKR after a (too) long absence. Does anybody know whether it's possible to
    find a triple front mech that can cope with a particularly large gap between the smallest and
    largest chainrings. At the moment I've got a 22T difference, which seems to be the max for most
    mechs. However, I'd like to fit a larger large chainring so need something with more clearance.
    Any ideas?

    My tandem has happily run on 24T (28-41-52) for years, with a Suntour XC pro (and I also used it for
    36-52-61 = 25T when time trialling). But I'd expect you can safely push any derailleur a bit beyond
    its rated capacity, especially if you don't also push the chainring size too far outside the rated
    range too!

    James

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