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Bicycle Maintenance: Drive Train

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Summary: Twenty gears allows good range of biking options. Learn how customize your bike performance in this free cycling advice video from a bike consultant at a renowned bicycle shop.

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By Patrick Ramirez
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Patrick Ramirez works at Contender Bicycles in Salt Lake City, Utah. The shop specializes in road cycling, though it caters to cyclists of all kinds. Contender Bicycles was named "Best...read more

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"Let's take a look at the type of drive train that is on this bike. A lot of different kinds out there. This particular one is using Shimano and it's used DuraAce which is Shimano's top of the line drive train. It's using STI shifters in the front really easy to use really intuitive and user friendly you would do all your shifting and your braking all in one piece here in the lever. So use this piece to brake, this piece to shift up and this piece to shift down so it's very easy to do. This particular bike has twenty gears by that I mean you have ten speeds in the rear and two up front so you have plenty of gears for going up hill you have plenty of gears for going down hill as well. So twenty gears allows you a very nice range to ride everything from up to down and everything in between fine tuning every things built into your brake lever and shift lever. If you haven't used one before it's very easy to learn and if you need any tips about shifting and realizing which gear is correct contact us here at Contender Bicycles any day of the week in the Ninth and Ninth area."

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