Old 04-09-16 | 03:47 PM
  #25  
MikeWMass
Senior Member
10 Anniversary
 
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 730
Likes: 107
From: western Massachusetts (greater Springfield area)

Bikes: Velosolex St. Tropez, LeMond Zurich (spine bike), Rotator swb recumbent

As Marcus_Ti pointed out, small-small is helpful if you use a variety of cassette sizes, all within the stated wrap capacity of your RD. I am currently running a triple crank with a 12-27 cassette and a short cage rear derailleur, so small small might work if I used the middle ring, but not the granny. I do big-big, as I am not going to put on a larger cassette, and want the shortest chain that won't go into the spokes if I accidentally go into big big.
MikeWMass is offline  
Reply