Old 08-11-04, 01:18 PM
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Bike2Ride
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Because, depending on where you live and your riding style, a tripple is useless.
I find that the extra ring tends to create more noise/run on the front deraileur. Doubles also tend to shift smoother.

My second bike is a triple, and I would like to change it to a double. If you're concerned about hills, get a 12-26 cassette. Unless you're doing double digit grades for miles at a time, I can't imagine why you would need anything more.
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