Old 02-10-26 | 12:25 PM
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KCT1986
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Originally Posted by Bonts
yes, but having that availability in the hub just reduces friction of the upgrade. I suppose it’s just $50 sunk into a 10s cassette if I decide a later upgrade. If I sink $100 into a cassette and long cage deraileur, I’d probably spring for it. Just thinking out loud.
If you go with a 50/34 crank, an 11-25 cassette will give you a reasonable low gear. Probably enough for non-mountainous riding. Or an 11-28 cassette if you stay away from small/smaller combos that require more chain take-up.

You can run the gear inch calculations and compare it to what you have on your other bikes.


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