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Old 01-20-15, 03:29 PM
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The 11s version of the cranks might have slightly less chainring separation, but I can't imagine that it's enough to warrant changing. As a frame of reference an 88s chain is about 0.4mm narrower (outside) than a 10s, so the rings might be as much as 0.2mm closer together, not exactly earth shaking.
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