Gear Ratios???
13ADL1X
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Hello,
I've just bought an 11-34 XT cassette to replace my old knackered one but forgot I actually had an 11-32 XT cassette.
I've checked all the different cog sizes but am I actually gonna notice any difference out on the bike?
Cheers.
I've just bought an 11-34 XT cassette to replace my old knackered one but forgot I actually had an 11-32 XT cassette.
I've checked all the different cog sizes but am I actually gonna notice any difference out on the bike?
Cheers.
The trail is long and my legs are burning but I can't stop smiling.
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Anyone know why Shimano bother making 2 different cassettes?The trail is long and my legs are burning but I can't stop smiling.0
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13ADL1X wrote:Anyone know why Shimano bother making 2 different cassettes?0
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So are there any XC/DH racers out there who will change cassette depending on the course?
If so which conditions dictate which cassette you will attach?The trail is long and my legs are burning but I can't stop smiling.0 -
Hey! your new cassette will as the others said be a little easier in 1st gear. Also you may find that as you change gear the difference is more greater than before.
I enter in downhill races and i will use two different cassettes. I will use (i think) an 11-32t cassette if im on a track that may have a slight up hill or is tight technical through a forest or something so that i can have the easier gears. I also use a road cassette, 11-21t for fast downhill tracks so that the gearing is more closer together and so i can go faster!
Hope that helps!
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