My Bianchi C2C has Shimano 105 ten-spd rear casette with 12-25 gears.
I recently purchased another set of wheels as backup, and bought a new casette to install. Without looking, I mistakenly ordered a 12-27T casette.
I live in Oklahoma (mostly flat, few rolling hills) and would rather not confuse my muscle memory by swapping gears on the casettes. So I'm thinking about eating the cost and ordering a new 12-25T gear casette.
How many people train with different gearing, and is it recommended? Again, I don't have huge hills in my terrain.
I recently purchased another set of wheels as backup, and bought a new casette to install. Without looking, I mistakenly ordered a 12-27T casette.
I live in Oklahoma (mostly flat, few rolling hills) and would rather not confuse my muscle memory by swapping gears on the casettes. So I'm thinking about eating the cost and ordering a new 12-25T gear casette.
How many people train with different gearing, and is it recommended? Again, I don't have huge hills in my terrain.