pletcgm
07-27-04, 01:53 PM
Why are 11-25 cassettes not available? Is it because there is too much variation in the sprockets to be able and shift correctly?
Bicycle Mechanics - 11-25 Cassette
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demoncyclist
07-27-04, 02:11 PM
Because if you can pull a solid 11, you probably don't need the 25 at the other end.
jfmckenna
07-27-04, 02:36 PM
I was just wondering a similiar thing: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=59299 :)
I think demoncyclist chose the wise guy instead of the wise man approach on that one ;)
I see it as though if you live in the mountains like I do then you want the 11 to go down and the 25 or in my case the 27 to go up...
I think demoncyclist chose the wise guy instead of the wise man approach on that one ;)
I see it as though if you live in the mountains like I do then you want the 11 to go down and the 25 or in my case the 27 to go up...
pletcgm
07-27-04, 03:24 PM
Funny thing is, my touring bike comes with an 11-32.
Raiyn
07-27-04, 03:28 PM
Funny thing is, my touring bike comes with an 11-32.
That would be considered a "MTB" range more than a "road" range and it's quite common to see MTB components on touring bikes
That would be considered a "MTB" range more than a "road" range and it's quite common to see MTB components on touring bikes