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To more finely defined gearing ratios, manufactures might try making a finer chain. For example if
the chain links were half as short you might be able to ge 22-68 cassette and 104-84-60 chain rings
using the same diameter sprockets and chaing rings. With such teeth, you would be able to more
finely step the the cassettes. If the rings themselves were thinner, you might beable to fit more
sprockets onto a cassette.
Has any manufacture tried to tackle the technical difficulties of this. I am certain that with new
space age materials, you should be able to make a finer chain link with equivalent strength.
the chain links were half as short you might be able to ge 22-68 cassette and 104-84-60 chain rings
using the same diameter sprockets and chaing rings. With such teeth, you would be able to more
finely step the the cassettes. If the rings themselves were thinner, you might beable to fit more
sprockets onto a cassette.
Has any manufacture tried to tackle the technical difficulties of this. I am certain that with new
space age materials, you should be able to make a finer chain link with equivalent strength.