I'm in the middle of switching to 1x10. 32t North Shore Billet NW and 11-36 SLX/XT set up. Should be good. I'll race on it.
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I'm in the middle of switching to 1x10. 32t North Shore Billet NW and 11-36 SLX/XT set up. Should be good. I'll race on it.
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I've been running 1x on my hardtail since 2010. I've never had a problem locally with a 32t up front. I have since switched to the RF N/W 34t with XT 10 speed clutch der & 11-38 XT cassette and it seems to be fine so far on our local trails. First trip through LT this year had me walking one steep section, but haven't had a problem since.
I've had the fatty set up 30t for a few months now and it's been great on the local trails. Not sure if I'll miss the 22t up front in the Winter, but time will tell.
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Shimano makes a cassette with a 38t cog? I need to get me one of those!Originally Posted by badfish41
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I machined it myself!
You're right, it's an 11-36
"Start and end at a brewery, and a very cool snow and Ice urban/cross country, lake ride in between with flasks ful of Krakin... YAH MON!!!!" - Vibrato
"Every one of you should ride a bike and be yourself. I really and truly believe that bikes make the world better, and that anyone who spends some time getting used to life on the saddle will find that it makes their life and the world that their life is locked to, better; in almost every way." -Gern Blanston, Surly Bikes
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That's the coolest thing I've heard so far today! On a mill?
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Speaking of 1x. SRAM released info on a reasonably priced 1x11... just as I swapped mine over. Ugh.
http://www.bikerumor.com/2014/05/02/...-price-levels/
Last edited by jJohnson; 05-02-2014 at 11:11 AM.
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Reasonably priced is a relative term...I still have a hard time justifying $300 for a cassette and $200 for a RD.
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