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Old 03-05-16 | 08:58 AM
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Aidoneus
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From: NW Indiana

Bikes: 2015 Surly Ogre

Originally Posted by Homebrew01
Redundancy is probaly the same. You can enter your chainring and cog sizes into an online gear chart if you want to see the specifics.

# 1 - I don't know, but someone here probably does.
# 5 - Don't think so
Yeah, I used BikeCalc.com - Bicycle Gear Inches Chart to see a change from a low of about 20" to 17.5". And a high of 104.4", or a top speed of about 28 mph (i.e., at 90 rpm). Fully loaded, the only way I could get that much speed is on a pretty steep or long downhill, anyway.

Last edited by Aidoneus; 03-05-16 at 09:45 AM. Reason: Added cadence
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