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Light: yes Pretty: yes: Expensive: yes Slick Shifting: Most prob Hard Wearing: so they say
But what's the point of a replacable large ring.
I have never had slipping problems above 16 teeth even when I may have left my chain too long before changing it.
So, why bother with a replacable part that will er most prob never need to be changed.
Why don't Shimano and SRAM just sell replacment 11, 12 and 13 tooth cogs??
Money I suspect.
But what's the point of a replacable large ring.
I have never had slipping problems above 16 teeth even when I may have left my chain too long before changing it.
So, why bother with a replacable part that will er most prob never need to be changed.
Why don't Shimano and SRAM just sell replacment 11, 12 and 13 tooth cogs??
Money I suspect.
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if you look at most 34-11 and 32-11 cassettes the only difference is the 34/32 the rest is the same.
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown
Still, I'd rather they sold new small cogs 1, 2 and 3.
IIRC the big ring is alloy so it'll wear faster.
Yes it is alloy, so will wear quicker, my point is that the bigger the ring the less chance of it slipping. Who's ever worn out one of the 2 bigger rings before the smaller ones wear out...
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I understand your point, it just makes no sense because at the moment we mainly have all steel cassettes.