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Old 06-29-11, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by devalious
what does GI stand for?
The larger the gear inch, the harder it is to start and stop the bike...including skidding.

So, you should be able to stop/skid your 2nd gear ratio easier than your previous setup, assuming you correctly recalled your first chainring / cog tooth count.
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