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Old 06-28-11 | 12:08 PM
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vespoli
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Originally Posted by estragon
ALSO - im reading that the 12-25 cassette will offer the smoothest shifting, from anyone's experience is that true?(could be a deal breaker!)
Well, all the cassettes are 10-speed, so it makes sense that the more closely spaced the cogs, the more uniform and smoother the shifting. Whether it is noticeable with a properly turned derailleur? I doubt it. If it was a serious problem, you'd hear more about it.

I wouldn't let that sway your decision. Buy the cassette with the range you need, but don't obsess too much -- they are relatively cheap and you can always swap as needed.
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