Not sure if this is the best linkage between front and rear sprockets, but this is a good arrangement in my mind. I need everybody's opinion.Ning
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- Taiwan English Biking Club
- Taipei, Taipei, Xindian, Taiwan
- This is an English Biking Club of five members:Tony (team leader), William (chief navigator), Carol (vehicle supporter + coffee maker), Ning (card game loser) cute A-Li (serious trouble maker)
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Ning, I am not sure if it is a good arrangement until I try it in the next ride. Theretically speaking, it seems to be good.
Tony
Ning, I think a more robust arrangement would be 1 with 12345, 2 with 12345678, and 3 with 45678. I was told that what you don't want to do is 1 with 78 and 3 with 12. William
Tony,
let's try this kinf of fine tune which might be crucial for our improvement.
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William,
the arrangement that 1 with 12345, 2 with 12345678, and 3 with 45678 might consider more on robust power than on chain linearity which is stronly related to chain durability. Less chain linearity will cause metal fatigue and finally lead to chain failure (limited chain sustainability). Sorry for I might put too much emphasis on material property..:) Another issue is how long it will take to train ourselves to reach the best arrangement by our reflex action at right timing. There is still a lot to learn and experience.
Ning
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