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Old 01-20-09 | 12:37 PM
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rudetay
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Bikes: Serotta Colorado III Track (Renyolds Ouzo Pro Aero Fork, Dura-Ace to Mavic CXP-14 wheels, Sugino crank, Thomson and 3T the rest), Steelman Cyclocross (Campy Record 10, Deda Newton & Thomson stuff)

Originally Posted by Geordi Laforge
gear down.
that's all you can do for better handling
besides wider tires.
Bigger tires help, but how does gearing down help handling?

FKMTB07 is right, monkey nuts will do nothing more than just getting a longer chain and running your axel farther back in the drop outs would. But, having run my old Steamroller with the wheel in the farthest out and also the closest position, I would agree that it won't make much difference. So, try that. Also, bar width helps for mixed condition riding, make sure you're using ones at least as wide as your shoulders.
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