Spinning aside - lower gears are great for hilly areas, open roads with headwinds, stopping without brakes and I have used between 64 and 66 for years.
I do lose some time on sections where I could be doing 25mph as keeping up 125rpm can get a bit much (for my fitness levels) and watching geared riders pull away is annoying for my competitive side.
Spinning aside - lower gears are great for hilly areas, open roads with headwinds, stopping without brakes and I have used between 64 and 66 for years.
I do lose some time on sections where I could be doing 25mph as keeping up 125rpm can get a bit much (for my fitness levels) and watching geared riders pull away is annoying for my competitive side.