another going 1 x 10
frankspencer1979
Posts: 525
Here's my train of thought, opinions welcomed...
Currently running 2 x 10, 11-32t cassette with 26 tooth granny.
I like the idea of a single ring from a simplicity point of view. However, if I change to 11-36t cassette with current set-up, would I notice a big difference? (Climbing)
From there, how would a single ring feel, say 32t, compared to the current set-up and then from that, modifying the cassette with a 40/42t sprocket? I already have X9 type 2 clutch mech.
I'm concerned about my climbing ability, but I've put up with a 32t big sprocket for this long.
Currently running 2 x 10, 11-32t cassette with 26 tooth granny.
I like the idea of a single ring from a simplicity point of view. However, if I change to 11-36t cassette with current set-up, would I notice a big difference? (Climbing)
From there, how would a single ring feel, say 32t, compared to the current set-up and then from that, modifying the cassette with a 40/42t sprocket? I already have X9 type 2 clutch mech.
I'm concerned about my climbing ability, but I've put up with a 32t big sprocket for this long.
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So many threads on this niw do a search0
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I found a 34t better - but maybe I don't climb as much....take your pickelf on your holibobs....
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How would anyone else know?0
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Do the maths - it's just ratios.I don't do smileys.
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I'd rather walk than have to go lower than 32-42.
I've taken the granny off my double so now running 38, 11-36. Been fine so far, though if I made it permanent I'd probably use a 36 ring.0 -
I am running a hope T. rex 40t conversion ring on a standard 11-36 xt cassette with a 32t hope narrow wide retainer ring at the front. Perfect ratio for me currently with my type of riding and weight of bike etc.0
