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Pfadfinder pfolks… I’m building mine up with two wheelsets, a road set with 28 tyres and a gravel set with 35 tyres. The road set will be for wet autumn/winter riding so will be what I mostly ride, accordingly I want to set the frame up with guards - looking at pdw 37mm guards.
I’ve never had a gravel/off-road specific wheelset before but I’m guessing they’ll be better to be used without guards due to the likelihood of them getting full up of dirt/leaf crud etc? Or do I ignore the plan of buying 37mm guards and go for the 45mm pdw guards so as to cover both wheelsets? That being said, I don’t know that the frame clearances will tolerate the 45mm guards…
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I’m setting up a bike with sram 48/35 and then a 10-33 cassette on the rear. I have a spare wheelset that has a 10-36 cassette for gravel/off-road. I imagine 90% of the use (especially through autumn and winter) will be the road wheelset with the 10-33 cassette. Am I better having a second chain that I use with the 10-36 wheelset as and when I swap between the two or should I use just one chain, and if so will it work with the 10-33 A OK if I size it to the 10-36 cassette?
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Merci monsieur. There are some pretty decent looking loops over at https://www.cycling-challenge.com/vosges_cycling_map/
It may well be that I’ll head to the Jura after a day or two in the Vosges.
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Better?