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Campy cassette gear range?

I'm getting a bling new Guerciotti Libra Cross rig, and its my first time running campy, and for that matter, a 2-chainring setup. I want to get a cassette for my "race" wheels - a set of EA70X (I already have the new freehub on order) and am not sure what is the ideal range: 12-25, 13-26, or 13-29? I race the NCCX and MSG series, and am hoping to make Louisville. Thanks a ton. Stack

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Permalink Reply by John Mansell on July 24, 2010 at 4:34pm

I can speak to your area but here in CO, I use 13-26 or 13-29. We do have some races where the 29 can be handy when the legs get tired.

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Permalink Reply by jmoote on July 24, 2010 at 5:03pm

What chainrings do you have? If you're using a standard 39/46 the 13-26 is probably a good choice.

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