If you need lots of gearing range and you can afford the Rohloff, then
that's the one for you. I have had two, and I don't think anyone
would find reason to switch back once accustomed to the Rohloff.

Chalo Colina



I am interested in hearing a little more from Chalo on the Rohloff, and
his reasons for buying them. (Chalo, aka Bluto is knowledgeable about
machining, materials and manufacturing, and is a super-size kind of
fellow.)

Chalo, have you ever taken one apart, either out of curiosity or
necessity? If so, did inspecting the innards lower or raise your
initial evaluation?

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Ted Bennett
Portland OR