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13-07.-2004, 05:56 AM
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does ten speeds obsolete 9?
and in what conditions? how much time is lost? on a given
course? does everyone change at once or are there two more classes? |
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13-07.-2004, 05:56 AM
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Re: does ten speeds obsolete 9?
g.daniels wrote:
> and in what conditions? how much time is lost? on a given > course? does everyone change at once or are there two more > classes? Sometimes you make me so curious as to what you are saying  -- Perre You have to be smarter than a robot to reply. |
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13-07.-2004, 06:32 AM
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Re: does ten speeds obsolete 9?
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<41b0dda1.0407121049.6f9955cc@posting.google.com>, datakoll@yahoo.com says... >and in what conditions? how much time is lost? on a given >course? does everyone change at once or are there two >more classes? 9 speed is better because that one cog less makes the bike weigh less. ------------- Alex |
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