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Originally Posted by BramlettWhitt
well, everything on the bike is stock parts,
i have found myself riding alot more than i first expected, it seems that the only thing keeping me off the road is the weather.
I hope to participate in an upcoming charity event (25 miles), and hope to do more and go furthur next year.
Theirs also the selfish reasons, like wanting a faster, exhilarating, and more satisfying ride.
Not to mention my front derailleur has trouble getting the chain to the large chainwheel (the larger one, still getting use to the terminology)

*Plus i am interested in seeing or rather feeling the difference.
thank you
I agree have the FD adjusted and ask at the shop and make sure your shifting properly. I doubt even a pro would notice a huge difference in front derailleurs.

If you want to go faster your better off finding a riding partner who can coach you improving your riding style liek how to get and stay 'on top' of gears rather than just mashing along.
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