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Velvet
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Been pondering on this one for a while.
If a bike has a double chainset, what's typical gearing range on the
rear cassette for it, compared to a triple? Is the rear cassette the
same for both, or would a double tend to have a much bigger range/bigger
lowest gear?
I can't even begin to imagine you could get up hills on my bike if it
was a double chainring instead of triple... or is it a case that the two
front chainrings are actually a size to fit between a granny/middle and
middle/biggest?
Curious about this, can anyone enlighten?
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Velvet
If a bike has a double chainset, what's typical gearing range on the
rear cassette for it, compared to a triple? Is the rear cassette the
same for both, or would a double tend to have a much bigger range/bigger
lowest gear?
I can't even begin to imagine you could get up hills on my bike if it
was a double chainring instead of triple... or is it a case that the two
front chainrings are actually a size to fit between a granny/middle and
middle/biggest?
Curious about this, can anyone enlighten?
--
Velvet