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CXRAndy

Guru
Location
Lincs
That should work. The only obvious way is to fit it and see if derailleur clears the 34t cog, it can be adjusted with 'b' screw and also is chain long enough. That's what I do try first, the n sort out why it doesn't work. My new bike Shimano only recommend 38t on the crank but I wanted just a little more so fitted a 40t chainring. What I'm saying is bike specifications can be stretched a little :smile:
 
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bridgy

Legendary Member
Location
Cheddar
I have a Boardman 4ep Road bike from Halfords. When I bought it 18 months ago they threw in 3 years free labour on any work, so I'd get them to fit it (my mechanical skills are pants!). I just about know how to blow air in the tyres (couldn't get the wheel off when I had a puncture so even had to take that to the shop :shy:). But, hey ho, thankfully I don't need those skills to put a meal on the table else I'd have died of hunger by now :eek:

Would something like this be any good (http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bik...ain-cables/sram-pg-980-9-speed-cassette-11-34)
I'm not sure what a Boardman 4ep is, but you'll need the same make (shimano/Sram etc) as you currently have, and the same number of gears. So if you're currently on a 9 speed Sram that may well be ok. But if you currently have a 10 speed shimano, then no!
 

Whorty

Gets free watts from the Atom ;)
Location
Wiltshire
I'm not sure what a Boardman 4ep is, but you'll need the same make (shimano/Sram etc) as you currently have, and the same number of gears. So if you're currently on a 9 speed Sram that may well be ok. But if you currently have a 10 speed shimano, then no!
It's a 9 speed. Not sure on the make, I need to have a look. Cheers.
 

CXRAndy

Guru
Location
Lincs
@Whorty take a photo of the rear derailleur from side on with the chain on the 28t sprocket. It will give us an idea if the derailleur has enough space to take a bigger cassette
 

Bored Man

Upstanding Member
Location
Arrochar
If push comes to shove and the deraileur might not be big enough, try a Road Link
http://www.shop.18bikes.co.uk/m9b0s599p2460/LINDARETS-Roadlink-2015


Why have I never heard of a Road Link? Thanks TB.

Jim
 

Bored Man

Upstanding Member
Location
Arrochar
How about doing the Handicap at 7pm tonight again, as that seems the most popular.

I'll try and rerun it at 8pm for those that can't make 7pm.

I'll publish the Handicap's as soon as I can, got some work to do first...

Geoff

Hi Geoff,

I'm going to try catch up on the chaingang later this aft.. I'll pop in and cheer you all on.
 

gbrown

Geoff on Bkool
Location
South Somerset
The next Handicap Chase is Tin Can Ten Time Trial

Next run is 7pm (plus Start Time) tonight, Tuesday 24th January 2017.

Start Times (Handicaps) are as follows... (when underway time equals or exceeds the given Start Time).

If anyone else wants to take part, can they let us know a competitive time for the stage, or failing that their fitness level and who they usually finish close to.

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bobinski

Legendary Member
Location
Tulse Hill
The next Handicap Chase is Tin Can Ten Time Trial

Next run is 7pm (plus Start Time) tonight, Tuesday 24th January 2017.

Start Times (Handicaps) are as follows... (when underway time equals or exceeds the given Start Time).

If anyone else wants to take part, can they let us know a competitive time for the stage, or failing that their fitness level and who they usually finish close to.

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I am chasing Bill:thumbsdown: and TT:wacko: and Berty...:crazy: well, the list goes on...

:tongue:
 

rob01792

Über Member
Location
swansea
Geoff ive been out of action for almost 5 week on holiday drinking and being lazy ive been dropped to amateur 4 would there be any objection if I start from the start time
 
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