Its interesting to read these posts and see so many of you identify your front chain rings as either double or triple.
Remember that your front chain rings can be in different sizes too, and are just as important to your type of riding as the rear casstte.
My training bike has a 52/39 up front
... and a 27/13 (9 speed) on the back
I'm also with JoBob on this one
That bike shop displayed shabby and shameful practice in not replacing the cassette so it matched the original. It is extremely unprofessional to make such a fundemental error. And if it wasn't an error, why on earth didn't they mention the change when the bike was collected - or better still, ring up and ask if the a change in cassette would be ok BEFORE the change was made!!!
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05-05-2006, 01:28 PM #19
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