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Old 10-26-2016, 10:18 AM   #25
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Just food for thought, my two vids of 43t and 45t sprocket. After having done the 43 (because I could not find a 45) I found it was just not strong enough to pull it in stock form. Swapped in the 45 and I'm VERY happy with it. I am still considering a 47t to try as well, but the riding season is almost over here... rumors of snow tomorrow...

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p.s. I am not fully trusting the speed claimed by the 45t sprocket video -- It's a new iPhone7+ and a new gps app -- it looked slow to me compared to my 'seat of the pants' view of the road... I'd love to know if others agree that it looks wrong to them too.

Dave aka Ghan
If you do mostly flat, open road, the 45t may serve you better. Keep in mind that there's very few open, flat straights where we live. Lots of canyon and twisties.
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