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Risto Varanka
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Suppose you want high performance from a 20" rear wheel. Logically you need at least 63 teeth
chainring. Maybe more with a fairing. Suppose you are into sprinting and want to beat the national
record or something
How can you go about getting one? Is best way to go to webstore and separately order custom and
standarad parts and put together a crankset yourself? Or can I just take a standard Shimano roadset
and change the largest chainring? At least on Shimano parts you have asymmetrically shaped teeth to
make shifting work better. Would it work smooth even if you have right form factor etc? How about
large jumps, like 39 teeth ring to 65 teeth ring. Can it work at all, would you need a MTB front
derailleur? I think Challenge Taifun has something like this, and maybe RANS.
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Risto Varanka | http://www.helsinki.fi/~rvaranka/ varis at no spam please iki fi
chainring. Maybe more with a fairing. Suppose you are into sprinting and want to beat the national
record or something
How can you go about getting one? Is best way to go to webstore and separately order custom and
standarad parts and put together a crankset yourself? Or can I just take a standard Shimano roadset
and change the largest chainring? At least on Shimano parts you have asymmetrically shaped teeth to
make shifting work better. Would it work smooth even if you have right form factor etc? How about
large jumps, like 39 teeth ring to 65 teeth ring. Can it work at all, would you need a MTB front
derailleur? I think Challenge Taifun has something like this, and maybe RANS.
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Risto Varanka | http://www.helsinki.fi/~rvaranka/ varis at no spam please iki fi