55x39 combo?
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it should be but you might have to make a small adjustment with the fr. derr.
If it is Shimano they recommend no more than a 14 tooth difference between the two rings but I do not believe you will have a major issue with your shifting
If it is Shimano they recommend no more than a 14 tooth difference between the two rings but I do not believe you will have a major issue with your shifting
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i think its too big of a jump from big to small (16t)
shimano likes 13 tooth differences
shimano likes 13 tooth differences
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From what I understand, a 16t jump is the maximum rise engineered into both 110 and 130 BCD cranks and applicable derailleurs, so it should work. As HAMMER MAN said, you will most likely need to raise the front der a couple mm's because that 55t is a pretty big ring.
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