one sprocket crank conversion
06-25-05, 05:17 AM
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one sprocket crank conversion
im a new member and just getting back into biking,i have an 00-01 gt backwoods and ride on average about 16 k a day, and i never use the two smaller sprockets on the crank, are there any net guides reguarding removal, or has anyone any hints?
06-25-05, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by mrselfdestruct
im a new member and just getting back into biking,i have an 00-01 gt backwoods and ride on average about 16 k a day, and i never use the two smaller sprockets on the crank, are there any net guides reguarding removal, or has anyone any hints?
I decided to get this:
https://www.e13components.com/sts.html
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06-25-05, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by mrselfdestruct
im a new member and just getting back into biking,i have an 00-01 gt backwoods and ride on average about 16 k a day, and i never use the two smaller sprockets on the crank, are there any net guides reguarding removal, or has anyone any hints?
https://www.bikeforums.net/mountain-biking/116150-blackspire-vs-e-13-gastro.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/mountain-biking/115923-removing-your-front-derailleur-permanently.html
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