Originally Posted by
OldZephyr
If the OP wants to keep the current crankset, he could also go with a 12-36 cassette, which according to Harris Cyclery can work with a standard mountain derailleur:
A change from a 32 tooth to a 36 tooth cog would make a noticeable difference.
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I agree, I had no problem with my 12-36 and you get a lower GI with a 24/36 than a 22/32. ( 17.7 compared to 18.3) It also helps you on the other end as hardly anyone will miss the 11t.
My stock RD on the Windsor works great with the 12-36.