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Forum: Road Cycling

01-19-15, 05:27 PM

Replies: 55

Cadence for climbing?

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Posted By Alias530

Yeah I was fine on the 5-8% grades but the 12-15%...

Yeah I was fine on the 5-8% grades but the 12-15% were rough.

I think I did pretty well considering it was my first time climbing more than 200ft at a time on a road bike. I went with my buddy...

Forum: Road Cycling

01-19-15, 05:25 PM

Replies: 55

Cadence for climbing?

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Posted By Alias530

Yeah, 95% of my time is in the 15-19 cogs around...

Yeah, 95% of my time is in the 15-19 cogs around here. A few short steep sections where I'll use the 23 or 25, but until yesterday I don't even know that I've used my 34T chainring besides to make...

Forum: Road Cycling

01-19-15, 05:14 PM

Replies: 55

Cadence for climbing?

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Posted By Alias530

I had an 11-28 but got rid of it because most of...

I had an 11-28 but got rid of it because most of where I ride is flat and I like having the 16 and 18 tooth cogs around the 17. I usually ride in the 17, but going all the way to 15 or 19 is too big...

Forum: Road Cycling

01-19-15, 05:06 PM

Replies: 55

Cadence for climbing?

Views: 5,398

Posted By Alias530

I mountain bike in the dirt trails of these same...

I mountain bike in the dirt trails of these same hills, which are much steeper (30%+ at times), but I have much lower gearing on that bike.

I just wonder how people use 53/39 chainrings, even with...

Forum: Road Cycling

01-19-15, 04:38 PM

Replies: 55

Cadence for climbing?

Views: 5,398

Posted By Alias530

Cadence for climbing?

I live in a very flat area. I have to go 30 miles from home to get to anywhere with hills. I have more fun mountain biking than road biking, so if I travel to get there, I take my mountain bike. ...

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