Thomas: It sounds like I did exactly what you are thinking.
My Sam came with 26/40 rings on a Sugino XD-2. After two years the 40 felt
like it was not enough gear, so I tried both a 42 and a 44.
They did not exceed the "protection" of the guard.
The 42 did shift reliably. The 44 felt like it w
Yep, 38/24 with 11/34 cassette.
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Hi, Joe.
Is that the stock 38/24 setup?
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
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This is interesting. Last Saturday, I caught up with a rider on a climb out
of Muir Beach and he was riding one of the latest carbon wonder bikes - a
3T. Yes, the same company that makes those stems and handlebars now makes
framesets! Apparently, 3T thing is to offer a 1x drivetrain. They clai
Thomas:
What cassette are you using? Tire size? Are you in flat or hilly country?
Lots of things to consider as they all interact.
Your skill & standards come into play on "shifting reliably". Think about
the 34/50 compact doubles that are so common. Some riders shift these
effortlessly
