Thread: 7 x 3 = 18?
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Old 01-18-16 | 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by wrk101
+10 7 x 3 =21, but I highly doubt you have 21 unique (different) gears. And Big/Big and Small/small are not recommended due to cross chaining, along with a couple of other combos.
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BITD, gearing was invariably referred to by the product of the number of front chainrings and number of rear sprockets, ergo, 10-speed, 12-speed, 15-speed, etc.
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