If you take it to the extreme, at some point when you're on the very
threshold of ability that 1.3 gear inch difference is going to be the
difference between blowing up and not blowing up, so then you will
surely see and feel the difference. When you're not out on the extreme
raggedy edge, chances are you won't be able to feel a difference that
small. The camel only feels the straw when the load is on the verge
of breaking his back, and the dam only feels that final drop of water
that causes catastrophic failure when it's already stressed to the
breaking point.
On 09/01/2017 10:08 AM, Garth wrote:
Who's to say it does or not, since thee answer "depends" on the rider, bike, terrain, climate and
all intangibles. So one answer just won't do, look at the Whole picture and you see it doesn't matter in that
the Whole picture does not depend on anything "in" the picture since everything "in" the
Whole picture is the Whole picture. There is only One Whole picture ☺
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