Old 09-12-05 | 09:39 AM
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sat_cycle
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From: ohio sucks
man, you should just carry a nice selection of 8 or so cogs in your jersey pocket and a wrench, and then stop as needed when the terrain changes and swap out the best one. It would take practically no time at all and you'd have a sweet set of gear ratios to match any terrain!

that'd be almost as good as having a rear derailler . . .
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