Triple or Double?
01-07-05, 06:29 PM
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I just became lost. 
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01-07-05, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by MacMan
Axle.
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01-07-05, 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Grasschopper
We talking about cheese burgers here? Triple with bacon. 
01-08-05, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Charles Ramsey
I have a quadruple most of my hill climbing is done in the 32 32 but it has a 24 32 also, the chain last longer on the big rings and when the front and rear gears are aligned.
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Originally Posted by Charles Ramsey
I have a quadruple most of my hill climbing is done in the 32 32 but it has a 24 32 also, the chain last longer on the big rings and when the front and rear gears are aligned.
01-08-05, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by 55/Rad
I can't imagine any climb in the Portland area that requires a 32/32. Where are you riding?
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I've looked at it a couple of times, and decided I prefer to keep my lunch down. I'm going to have to become a much better climber before I give Logie a try. Maybe once I can get up Jackson Quarry without being in 42/23-25, I only save my granny for Mason Hill- but I'm working on breaking the "triple addiction".
01-09-05, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Charles Ramsey
I have a quadruple most of my hill climbing is done in the 32 32 but it has a 24 32 also, the chain last longer on the big rings and when the front and rear gears are aligned.
(except for my post around 15)
01-09-05, 02:32 PM
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Sure there quadruples I took a good suntour crank with 74 110 bolt circle sizes. The 24 and 32 fit on the 74 circle with the addition of 5 spacers. The others are 40 and 48. The front shifter is a gripshift with 8 positions. When the romp family rode there four seater bike accross the united states they had a 20 tooth inner on a micro adapter bolted to the 74 bolt circle and a 34 44 54 bolted on the 110 bolt circle with 5 spacers and longer bolts just like the old suntour maxy did. I saw a TA quad somewhere maybe on that classic bike parts site. If you live in portland clime the hill comming out of cathedral park I broke a chain on that one.
