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RANT! Why do companies usually package a sprocket set together with the cranks?
How can they know what your particular riding needs are?
How do they know if you live in a hilly area like San Francisco or a flat plain like Kansas?
How can they possibly know how strong your legs are and what sprocket ratios you can pedal?
It's not like the cranks wear out and are in frequent need of replacement.
So what logical person would package a sprocket set that may not do the job along with the cranks?
Or are they just hoping that you'll buy their crankset with the sprockets that you don't need and then also buy the individual sprockets that you do need?
Scott Novak
How can they know what your particular riding needs are?
How do they know if you live in a hilly area like San Francisco or a flat plain like Kansas?
How can they possibly know how strong your legs are and what sprocket ratios you can pedal?
It's not like the cranks wear out and are in frequent need of replacement.
So what logical person would package a sprocket set that may not do the job along with the cranks?
Or are they just hoping that you'll buy their crankset with the sprockets that you don't need and then also buy the individual sprockets that you do need?
Scott Novak