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2x 10 Chainring questions.


delko

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Hi Guys,

 

I just wana get some answers, is it possible to run a custom chainring option setup?

 

Like a 26t as a granny and a 32t as the large chainring?

 

I have a 11-36 shimano casette,

 

Also can one run a shimano chainring and truvativ chainring next to each other to fit a 11-36 casette?

 

I am currently running a kmc x10 chain.

 

My idea ia to get simmiliar gear rations because ussualy on a race I only get stuck on the granny chainring and never use my other chainring so I would like to get smaller "large chainring" and a larger granny gear.

 

Thank you. :)

 

Thank you.

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Haha not nearly there with my legs, unless I get another sized chainring like a 28t to work with the 11-36 casette.

 

Thank you for the reply.

 

Already have a 2x10 setup but am very very keen on a 1x10 setup though

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26/32 sounds fine, the rule of thumb is that you can have a maximum tooth variation of 12 with a Shimano set up and 14 with Sram. Although I am currently running a 22/38 with a Sram set up with no problems after a years riding.

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42t on the casette and a 1x setup is on my list. Just not yet :) thank you for the replies and the explaining.

 

So there wont be any problems running a 2x10 slx chainring next to a sram truvativ chainring?

 

Thanx guys

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Depends on the BCD of both chainrings. If the BCD matches and the chainrings do not have any additional protrusions i do not forsee a problem.

 

your suggested chainring combimnation 26/32 however sounds odd  

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Just to sound extra stupid. What is the favoured 2x front size and rear spread on the cassette? Also if you're running a 1x then what is the usual spread from the 11 through to the 42?

 

I've been running 24 / 38 on my 2x with 11 - 36 on the back and never really wondered what other ratios people ride. 

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Just to sound extra stupid. What is the favoured 2x front size and rear spread on the cassette? Also if you're running a 1x then what is the usual spread from the 11 through to the 42?

 

I've been running 24 / 38 on my 2x with 11 - 36 on the back and never really wondered what other ratios people ride. 

24/38 with 11/36 is more or less the norm. I run a 28/42 in front with a similar cassette.

 

On a 1x11 setup the guys usually run a 10/42 at the back and choose a front chain ring that they are comfortable with.

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I'm running 38/24 front with 11-36 rear (10 speed 29er). Still use the granny on steep stuff but stay on the big ring most of the time. Only problem with the 38/24 is that its not great for road riding, spin out quite soon and the difference between smallest two cogs is big in terms of cadence. I also suspect that you will spin out too easily with a 32 tooth big ring.

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I recently changed from 24/38 to a single 32 with same 11-36 cassette and I haven't missed those extra gears really. Took a few initial rides, but not too long to adjust. 

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Im afraid of the long long neverending gravel climbs like at sabie xperience and similiar routes, I know I will be fine doing my normal GP cycle events and trail riding.

 

Thanx for the reply. Hopefully getting my bike back tomorrow with the fitted chainrings.

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Had some gear problems on the past weakend and only my big 36t sprocket's gears would shift, so had a lowest ratio of 1, which sucks were at usn avianto, only bailed at one climb, so I want a 32 to basicly be able to do races with a large ring and rather move away from the granny . Yeah It does sound odd if I dont like it then I will see where to go to next. Decided to get a 26t granny to force my legs to work harder.Will see what work best,I like mashing more than spinning.

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