Three of my four bikes have single chainrings up front.  (Two of them
are internal gears.)  In fact, the only one that doesn't is the
Atlantis.  No problems with mine.  Works out well for all the riding
I'm doing at present.  One has a 38t up front and 11-32 in back.   The
gearing works for everything I've asked the bike to do so far.  Not
sure I'd be able to handle a fully loaded tour with that setup.  But
that is an issue of the engine, not the bike.

Did have to work a bit to get the chainline where I wanted.  But
otherwise no trouble with shifting or anything else.

Eric Platt
St. Paul, MN



On Dec 5, 9:33 am, Elfardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm mentally building my next bike which will have (gasp) gears and
> I'm curious how many of you run single chainrings.
>
> The bike will be used for shorter daily rides along with centuries and
> beyond. Not too worried about a lack of gears on the longer rides but
> maybe the longer hilly rides. I also don't carry a whole lot of
> baggage so I don't need a low touring gear until I do.
>
> Any thoughts and ruminations thereupon?
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