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[Ian Lindridge]

Here's a link on 2 Masi bicycles with some history of the maker..

Ian Lindridge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9gxftPmhgU&pp=ygUXYmlrZXMgdHJpa2VzIGFuZCByYXpvcnM%3D

[David Sieving]

Interesting.  They are riding on their large chain wheel.  Me, most of my riding is on my small chain wheel.

Dave

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[Mark Stonich]

I do 98% of my riding on the “big" ring. 

Might have something to do with most of my cranks having been triples, before I turned the outer rings into chainring guards. Typically 22/32 or 24/36. And my cassettes being 11-34, 11-36 or 11-48.

Mark Stonich
Bikesmith Design and Fabrication LLC
5349 Elliot Ave
Minneapolis MN USA
Ph. +1 (612) 710-9593

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[Ian Lindridge]

I'm right there with Mark! My cynical self thought that the big chainring was for the video........I'd do that!

I didn't stop at smaller chainrings and large cog cassettes, I went to a motor........

Ian Lindridge a,k.a. The Blind (and deaf) Lord of Kent

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