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Old 06-07-05 | 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by LUCAS



The reason I am interested in the change is that I live in Southern California, and I am almost certain a compact is sufficient for me. Also, I heard that Triples are not as "smooth" in their shifting as compared to Doubles. I want to have flawless, "smooth as butter" shifting.

Finally, would I be making a mistake in buying a bike that has been designed with a Triple, and then converting the crank to a Compact. Penalties, may be?

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So why don't you just buy a bike with a compact double? You need crank,BB.A triple shifter will shift a double. The derailers will work,but a double RD and compact FD will work better. Why throw money away?
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