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Subscribe via E-Mailrandomray in 1×9: "I can see how the 1×9 will work , as teen my bikes really were ten-speeds . Frankly I..."
Tobias Linder in 1×9: "My EGGring actually also has a extra tall teeth for mono-use so the chain stays nicely..."
doug in seattle. in 1×9: "My road bike is equipped with what I call “country gears.” A 46/34 up..."
Alistair Williamson in 1×9: "To everyone: What might be the 1×9 Reference Components? I’ll consider..."
Patrick from Astoria in Ruminations on the Ubiquitous Transpo Bike: "A quick note from one of those lower-class wage..."
Alan in 1×9: "@Ryan, Phillip I think the chain dropping issue may get more press than it deserves due to the..."
Phillip in 1×9: "Ryan-In response to your question about the chain coming off without a front deraileur. On..."
Alan in Thursday Morning Commute Free Association: "@randomray “What’s the usual life expectancy of these..."
randomray in Thursday Morning Commute Free Association: "What’s the usual life expectancy of these saddles ?..."
Alan in 1×9: "@MohjhoRyder Most rear derailleurs today perform pretty well, even the economy models...."
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