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Old 03-08-13 | 12:06 PM
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DerHoggz
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Originally Posted by MetalPedaler
That's kind of the whole point: Why have so many rear cogs, when we can have 2 or 3 chain rings? People act like it's a big deal to shift the FD. Why? Is it common practice for people not to keep their FD in good tune? I tend to shift my FD more often than the rear. I'm a masher, not a spinner....I don't appreciate the small differences in one-tooth jumps on the RD....when I shift, I usually want a more substantial change. Little differences I can achieve simply by pedaling faster or slower or harder or lighter......
You must not be familiar with the pain of trying to shift up on FSA rings while applying any sort of power. Honestly, shifting is no better than my 80s suntour group.
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