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Campag Cassette Large Cog

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  1. I am using a campag Mirage cassette with a 28 cog, is it possible to buy a
    sinlge cog, 32 t to fit this cassette?

  2. Peter Main said:

    I am using a campag Mirage cassette with a 28 cog, is it possible to
    buy a sinlge cog, 32 t to fit this cassette?

    Campag don't make one.

    30t is the largest compatible sprocket on the market I know of: made by
    Marchisio. Info: www.anysystem.de Available from
    www.parker-international.co.uk . The extra two teeth will be worthwhile
    if you're desperate--will feel like "half a gear" lower. I use one in a
    customised Veloce cassette.

    How about a smaller chainring instead (or as well)? If necessary via a
    compact double chainset or triple with smaller granny.

    ~PB

  3. Pete Biggs said:


    How about a smaller chainring instead (or as well)? If necessary via a
    compact double chainset or triple with smaller granny.

    Unless it's just for a one-off ride, then this has to be the more sensible way forward.

    If you need such dinner plate rear cogs on the road, then your front rings are too
    big IMO.

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