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• #1127
Examine your road bike, find what you use the most, get the same for the fixed. Job done.
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• #1128
47x16 will do it.
That'll give you the speed your after.
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• #1129
i like that, was thinking something similar
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• #1130
Examine your road bike, find what you use the most, get the same for the fixed. Job done.
Wrong length cranks (probably).
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• #1131
no I wasn't trying to be a dick, just mean, sometimes it's best to just trial and error, especially with something as cheap as cogs.
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• #1132
Doesn't make that much difference - he's going to be moving between a few gear choices on the road bike anyway.
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• #1133
new bike is 175mm crank, how much does the crank length affect the speed?
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• #1134
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/gears/
You can choose speed@RPM here. I'd not noticed that before.
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• #1135
fair point Malaysian
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• #1136
new bike is 175mm crank, how much does the crank length affect the speed?
Yes! Just a 1mm can give you an extra 5mph as soon as it is installed on the bike.
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• #1137
so 47x16 or 47x17
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• #1138
are you kidding?! one mm in what way, lengthening or shortening?
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• #1139
1mm on your cock
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• #1140
Yes! Just a 1mm can give you an extra 5mph as soon as it is installed on the bike.
That's cock implants. We're talking about cogs.
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• #1141
Ahhh - I thought the saddle felt different
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• #1142
i do have another question... i keep reading about different speed chains 8speed, 9speed. what affect do they have?
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• #1143
or effect?
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• #1144
this isn't an english lesson
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• #1145
Take a guess...
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• #1146
I'm out.
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• #1147
:)
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• #1148
i do have another question... i keep reading about different speed chains 8speed, 9speed. what affect do they have?
What's the question?
Is it "what chain do I need"?
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• #1149
more, what is the difference between chains and the resultant effect*
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• #1150
erm, one is able to move over more cogs
no ignoring anyone, just don't really understand much about the ratios etc.