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Old 06-11-07 | 03:10 PM
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cierrecart
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Originally Posted by dutret
If everything spins freely and you don't mind slightly faster wear you're probably better off where you are.

magic gears are ***** to get perfect.

The wheelset is old and was cheap to begin with (stock wheel and hub from a $250 1995 Trek) so if it does cause wear, I'm not too worried about replacing it.

I just really didn't want to run a tensioner unless I had to.


Ohhh you're magic gearing it eh? That's a different kettle of fish and pretty hard to pull off. I'd just buy an eno or run a tensioner if i were you.
With all the parts I just HAD to buy to convert what was supposed to be a dirt cheap bike, my wife would kill me if I even suggested such a thing.
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