The answer to your question is no. I believe cassettes started at 6
speed somewhere in the early 80s. 7 speed cassettes are still readily
available in a decent variety of combinations. A favorite of mine is 13-28
and 13-34 is not hard to find either.
While I agree with your general
Five?? Three cogs is plenty, and 640k of RAM ought to be enough as well.
Not at all an apt comparison. High data web content and software
capability grow faster than computer speed. On the other hand, riding
terrain remains fairly the same. The hills and dales our parents cycled
with
Back when bikes had freewheels, and freewheels had 5 cogs on em I
bought a bike with a 14-18 straight block and 44 52 chainrings.
I was skeptical about the gears, but the guy said something along the
lines of sometimes its nice to be able to hit just exactly the gear
you want, and I decided to
They made 5 speed cassettes for Uniglide hubs [I have one] but you'd have
to do a lot of futzing to make it work on a Hyperglide one.
Nick W.
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IIRC, Uniglide cogs will slip right on to HG bodies, so all you'd need
to do would be to shim as needed and adjust the rd travel stops.
Patrick do less with more Moore!
On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 11:14 PM, Nick Worthington
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They made 5 speed cassettes for Uniglide
On Wednesday, August 8, 2012 11:03:02 PM UTC-4, lungimsam wrote:
I have a 10 speed cassette. I use my shifter in friction mode for the
silence, smoothness, and jumpin' cogability.
I often shift like 2,3,4 cogs at a time. I kinda ride the areas of the
cassette, instead of shifting thru each
Five?? Three cogs is plenty, and 640k of RAM ought to be enough as well.
Peter
(Really, really likes compact 2x10)
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Three? We don't need no stinkin' multispeed freewheels; hell, we don't
even need any stinkin' freewheels. Single speed fixed is the answer.
On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 11:29 AM, pb pbridge...@aol.com wrote:
Five?? Three cogs is plenty, and 640k of RAM ought to be enough as well.
Peter
(Really,
