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Ooh. Remind me again on Friday.
Posted : 28/07/2024 6:55 pm
Is low the bigger cogs at the back (an easier gear)? Or is low due to the size of the cassette rings and the smaller ones are lower?
Sounds like an excellent tip, but I'm clearly too thick to understand it as I never thought of gears like I think of them in a car...
Posted : 28/07/2024 6:55 pm
I'm going with biggest ring out back, it'll move the mech in. Hadn't thought of this before, not sure it's an issue on my rack but will try it next time!
Posted : 28/07/2024 6:57 pm
@dick, low is bigger at the back, smaller at the front
Posted : 28/07/2024 7:22 pm
Topic starter
Yep. Big cog moves the derailleur towards the wheel.
Posted : 28/07/2024 7:51 pm