Old 06-13-10 | 01:48 PM
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Dakidwonda28
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Originally Posted by elemental
Are you doing this because you want new cranks or because you want a larger gear ratio? If it's the second, 38T is fine, you could just get a smaller cog and save a lot of money. I have a bike set up 39/17 right now, and while I wouldn't use it for serious road riding, it's perfect for cruising downtown. Ask BMX riders, small drivetrains are stylish:



[Obligatory sentence about marginally increased drag/chain wear on smaller drivetrain using misapplied and misremembered high school physics]
I would pretty much just like more per pedal stroke; so Im assuming that would be a bigger gear ratio?
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