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GYXU > Cycling > Re. Gearing question for hills 27 March 2005 07:51:13
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Re. Gearing question for hills

S o r n i 27 March 2005 07:51:13
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Alan C. Acock wrote:> I'm interested in a Trek Pilot 5.0 or 5.2. The 5.0 has a 52, 39, 30> and a 12-27 in the back. Right now I have a 52, 39,30 in the front> and a 12-34 in the back with an XT rear derailer. I'm really bad on> hills--old, fat. What could be done on the Trek Pilot. My present> arrangement is always hard to shift because of the extreme range.>
Any ideas? Suggestions--Young and skinny are good suggestions but I'm> not making much progress on either.

I'd go ahead and ride the 12-27 with the triple; bet you make it up some
hills on which you currently use the -34 pie plate! (And if it's just TOO
steep, walk the bike up -- no shame in that, and exercise is exercise.)

If I can get up Mt. Palomar with a 12-25 (yes, with a triple), then you can
do more than you think with a 12-27. (And, if worse comes to worst, throw
the mtb gear back on. My bet is you won't have to.)

Dr. Bill



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