Bicycle Gear Ratios Chart
Bicycle Gear Ratios Chart. The exact equation for figuring gear inches: Diameter of drive wheel (rear) in inches × number of teeth in front chainring / number of teeth in rear sprocket. gi = dwd x fct/rct. gi = gear inches. dwd = drive wheel diameter. fct = number of front chainring teeth. rct = number of rear sprocket teeth. If you're using a Schlumpf Drive plus an internal-gear rear hub you should enter the actual number of teeth of the front chainring for the first chainring, and this number of teeth times the Schlumpf ratio for the second chainring.
A larger number indicates a large gear that is harder to turn over and is used for higher speed. Browse our latest bike comparisons, or add your own and compare. Check out our single speed gear ratio charts to help you make the best decision.
The bicycle gear calculator displays graphically the gearing of derailleur gears and gear hubs.
Check out our single speed gear ratio charts to help you make the best decision.
Browse our latest bike comparisons, or add your own and compare. Unless these parts get replaced because of wear out, these are the most promote parts down the wrinkle, since batch bicycle is all about climbing, cyclists tend to look for easy climb by modifying the gears ratios. A smaller number is easier to accelerate and can still be.
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