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If the gearing range is universally too high for the kind of riding you do, you can get any bike shop to swap the rear cassette to a larger one, or the front ch
by KennyBlanken 4y ago
If the gearing range is universally too high for the kind of riding you do, you can get any bike shop to swap the rear cassette to a larger one, or the front chain ring(s) to smaller ones. The chain may need to be shortened.
- TheDong 4y ago> you can get any bike shop to swap the rear cassette to a larger one That's less likely to happen with the vanmoof. They have a custom-made chain guard which is integrated into the bike, and would not fit larger cogs. They also have an internal hub, not a typical cassette and derailleur setup, so modifying the drivetrain is a more involved affair. I think most local bike shops would tell you to have vanmooof do it out of fear of voiding your warranty.