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This site should be helpful to you - you can compare two different setups and drag the chainring and sprockets around
This site should be helpful to you - you can compare two different setups and drag the chainring and sprockets around
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MisterMikkel
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I’m going to put a Rohloff on my touring bike.
I’d like some help with choosing sprocket and chainring.
I currently have a triple chainset, the rings are 46/34/24
The rear cassette is 11/36.
On the flat I’ll usually ride the big ring and middle of the cassette.
On hills the lowest gear is great, I’m usually not using the very lowest gear but it’s good to have.
I rarely need a higher gear than I have.
How do I go about getting the right size rings?
Thanks