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Old 04-18-14 | 10:08 PM
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The smaller cogs are generally more tightly spaced (one tooth difference),
while the larger end of the cassette has wider gaps.

While riding on the flat it can be better to be on the small cogs to keep your cadence consistent,
and on the hills the larger cogs will give more change per shift, to keep up with changing grade.
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