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As the years pass, cycling technology is improving and changing at a rapid rate. To get the most out of your riding, you don’t have to break the bank. Why buy a new bike when a new drivetrain will help you ride further, faster and easier.

Here are some of the major changes:
1. Road bike – smaller chain-sets with an increased sprocket count in your cassette (from 10 / 11 speed to 12 speed)
2. Mountain and gravel bikes – from 2 or 3 chain-rings up front to only one, with an increased sprocket count in your cassette (from 10 / 11 speed to 12 speed)

When was the last time you upgraded your drivetrain?

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As races like the Tour de France and The Cape and Swiss Epic grew in popularity and gained a following, a culture of “extreme (climbs, terrain and distances)” developed. This made long and hard climbs and stages more popular, forcing riders to change their gear ratios to a smaller combination. More versatile gear ratios make these extreme climbs and events more accessible for all riders.

We recommend

Keeping your drivetrain lubricated is imperative for smooth shifting. We recommend:

Keep up or shift out

Ride faster, further and easier. Let us help you get the most out of your riding with the right gear ratio combination for you.

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