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Old 01-10-06 | 02:47 PM
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samal
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From: lake county, fl
Originally Posted by evanyc
i dont think cogs are easier to change than chainrings. also, there's a greater likelihood of messing up when changing your cog and screwing up your hub.
I agree with the easier chainring than cog deal. Looking at that skid chart, I think I want to go with a 43 tooth. Should i just take it to the lbs to figure out the bcd, or is that something I can figure myself? (sakae sx crank)
Also, I read that I can flip the bb spindle to adjust the chainline. Is that true?
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