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• #2
Just get a 36 chainring?
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• #3
I figured the jump would be too big, is that not the case?
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• #4
Yes
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• #5
Yes it's too big or yes that's not the case?
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• #6
Too big a drop.
I believe 14 tooth difference is what is listed as the limit.
You might get away with maybe 1 or 2 more than their limit but 17 😲 -
• #7
OK thanks. Also now thinking a new cassette may be a better idea, any implications of upsizing there with current chainset?!
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• #8
I'm on 52/36 R8000 which shifts great. Is 1tooth more going to make it explode?
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• #9
No, it's not.
I've used a 53/36 combination with absolutely no ill effect in t'Alps, and still run it with good effect to this day.
Dura-Ace 9070 standard cage with 53/36 Ultegra 6800 chainset/ rings.
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• #10
Pretty sure I'm using 52/34, also without issue
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• #11
Nice one, thanks guys - will give it a bash
Bit of a long shot, but as above!
In retrospect I was a bit arrogant in my chainring choice given the amount of time I spend in the Kent hills. Probably seen around 1000km so in very good nick, looking to trade for equivalent Ultegra 50/36, or equivalent (oval chainrings also considered)
Cheers