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Old 04-09-2015, 05:31 PM   #11
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Default Re: New to cycling

Mid-compact FTW 52/36 I run this on my TCR and it's awesome esp with a 28-11 rear.
I find now getting on my Azzurri with compact cranks the 34t is just too small.

Finally getting back into it after illness. Have also just booked 2 weeks on the Gold Coast with the family, so hoping to take one of the bikes up to do some early morning exploring whilst the missus and kids sleep in. Will miss the Bris- GC ride by one day, but will be there over GC600 w/end though.. Plotting how to convince the family it's a good thing to go to.
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