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• #2
I'm (pretty sure I'm) running a five speed with one of those (can't check for sure, bike's in the loft.)
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• #3
I'm running 6, but if the overall width of the block/cassette is no more than an original 6 I can't see why it wouldn't run more as modern stuff is narrower, if using friction levers (might be a bit fiddly, though).
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• #4
It depends as much on the variation in sprocket size from top to bottom gear as the cage size may limit the mechs ability to span those gears
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• #5
Another, Pat76 on six with DT shifters and works reasonably well
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• #6
One bike I maintain (not mine) has a Gran Sport mech which copes perfectly well with a 7 speed block.
BTW - It's Nuovo, not Nuevo.
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• #7
You can get a 13-26 on happily with 52/42 front rings. You might manage a 28t on the rear if you move the wheel right back in the dropouts OR you could fit a 52/39 chainring combo with the 13-26.
Your mileage may vary, but it starts to get very sketchy beyond that.
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ColinTheBald
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DayTripper_Mk2
I have a Pat74 .
See photo.
How many sprockets will it traverse?
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