Old 08-07-19, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Plainsman
cool, I appreciate that. The frame I’m using was a complete bike parted out. Just saw a pic of the breakdown. Looks like the original crankset was 7/8 speed with a 68x110.5. Is moving to a 10 speed cassette the reason to go 113 I wonder?
Your 135mm rear end has more to do with it than that. When Shimano went from 7-speed to 8-speed, the cassette only got about 3.5mm wider, with the remainder going onto the non-drive side. That works out to less than a 2mm difference in the chainline, and my preference is to keep the crankset in as far as possible so that the big ring works cleanly with the whole cassette.
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