Thread: 28T in 1950's?
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Old 12-01-15 | 06:11 PM
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I'm pretty sure a Cyclo Standard can handle that. Disraeli Gears says 26t, but Standard Cyclo says 28t.

I got a Cyclo Benelux to shift to a 28t as well. It was a four speed derailleur that I used on a standard 14-28 freewheel. I was rarely able to get it into the 14t, but the others were fine.
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