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Old January 15th 12, 03:32 PM posted to alt.rec.bicycles.recumbent
Handel Barz
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Default "Overkill" gearing on most bicycles

Manufacturers should look at providing three gear bicycles again. I
find, for myself anyway, that an 18 speed gear system is "overkill"
for the bicycle commute everyday. Single speed cranks are not enough
and multi-speeds require too much servicing. A single sprocket on the
wheel and three sprockets on the crank would do the job for most
cycalists.
 




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