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Tbone

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GEARING HELP
« on: March 22, 2009, 05:06 PM »
Hey, so i have a 24" cruiser and a 36T front sprocket, i'm used to a 20" BMX, so would have automatically thought a 13T freewheel would be correct to maintain correct gearing. Apparently, this is'nt so, as everything changes with different wheel sizes!.  Any help would be great!!!!

buzzlightyear05

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Re: GEARING HELP
« Reply #1 on: March 22, 2009, 05:25 PM »
I used to run 44/45- 16 on my 20 inch but now run 38- 16 on my cruiser which feels about right. id stick a 15 or 16 up back with your 36 and see how you go.

moley

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Re: GEARING HELP
« Reply #2 on: March 22, 2009, 06:57 PM »
This is the std gearing ratios but as for a cruiser I don't know they don't float my boat, but I can't see why they would be different  :-\

44-16  41-15   39-14   36-13   33-12    30-11    28-10    25-9

Bru  :daumenhoch:

Because the Wheels aren't 20".  They are 24"

Different Sized Wheels = different ratio if same sized Sprocket and Freewheel is used!!

Wheel size (including tire), Sprocket and Freewheel are all part of the equation!!

New School Racing Section has 2 (or more) Gear Ratio Calculators.    :daumenhoch:

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