Want to change crankset for harder gears on Dahon Vitesse I7 (Nexus hub)
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Litepro MTB Folding Road Bike 170mm Crankset BCD 130mm Chainring 45/47/53/56/58T
Also what about a 175 vs 170?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BICYCLE-BLAC...G/150867627148
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Folding-Road...-/262992043027
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Rule of thumb :
If you buy it too small (not enough teeth) there is nothing you can do- expect buying a bigger one.
If you buy it too big (too many teeth) you can just put a bigger cog at the rear to compensate.
If you buy it too small (not enough teeth) there is nothing you can do- expect buying a bigger one.
If you buy it too big (too many teeth) you can just put a bigger cog at the rear to compensate.
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Sturmey/sachs/shimano 3 spline drivers , cogs start at 13t, 16t is the smallest dished cog.
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Thanks!
I got a 54T 130 crank set winging its way from china -- and I now already have a new rear 14t cog -- so I will just see what happens once I get the 54T on -- I can always put back the 18T that was there -- or just get some other size.
Likely this new setup will have a top gear (7) that will be too hard unless downhill or with strong wind to my back -- since it will be 54T front and 14t rear with my Nexus 7 internal hub.
The crank arms I ordered are 170mm and the tires (Dahon) are 20" x 1.75"
Thanks again -- I am much happier with the new 14T cog on the back! I'm no longer just effortlessly spinning gears all the time.
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Can you put a 13t on a Nexus 7 internal hub? I tried a 14t and it is great -had to remove the dust cover as stated in the Youtube I posted above. In any event - I am changing the front to 54t - should give me 2 more gears higher than what I now have.
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