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Now that is an interesting way to spin that one, isn't it? No matter if they
were used or not, the gears ARE gone.
And concerning the gaps: Well, you know, with a front derailleur it is
possible to run a cassette with smaller steps. I personally run a 32 tooth
cassette with a 22-36 crank set. That gives me ~480% of finely stepped gearing
(Average/Max. difference between gears: 13%/16% for the 11-32, 14%/18% for the
11-36, 15%/20% for the 10-42, all of them SRAM).
Aug. 22, 2014, 12:17 a.m. - kain0m
#!markdown Now that is an interesting way to spin that one, isn't it? No matter if they were used or not, the gears ARE gone. And concerning the gaps: Well, you know, with a front derailleur it is possible to run a cassette with smaller steps. I personally run a 32 tooth cassette with a 22-36 crank set. That gives me ~480% of finely stepped gearing (Average/Max. difference between gears: 13%/16% for the 11-32, 14%/18% for the 11-36, 15%/20% for the 10-42, all of them SRAM).