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Not that I'm aware, when I had it in the LBS to have the shifter replaced, I spoke to them and they said I can just move it up the post slightly.
I think those measurements are for a 451 20 inch wheel SammyG, Mine are 406
Thanks revo, they are 130's
Clanger, I wont need a new deraillieur, just move it slightly up the post, plenty of room to do it
Does your front mech not have a limit to the difference in number of teeth that it can handle? You are proposing a change from 22 to 25.
You will probably need a new front derailleur to cope with the bigger difference in teeth between the big and middle rings.
what are they 130 / 74 BCD ????
http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m2b34s113p1732
http://www.recumbents.com/wisil/gearinches.asp if you have a wheel diameter of 20 inches, 52teeth front, 9 back you will have 115 gear inches.
Cadence, speed:
60 - 21
70 - 24.2
80 - 27.3
90 - 31
100 - 34
110 - 37.7
How are you getting that figure? I'm spinning through the 52/9 around 30mph if I'm lucky.
I'm used to a ratio around 125 inches.
I don't know if that figures into anything, but that's what I get from using online ratio calculators....
Putting all the figures into here http://sheldonbrown.com/gears/
My MPH is about right, 31.7 at 100rpm....
I don't know how this is all worked out. But I know I don't have enough gears
Ah sorry 37.796 @ 110rpm on a recumbent
Even with over 12 foot of chain?
Normal calculations do not work with recumbents
don't be mental if you have 20" wheels and can get to 110 rpm average you will be going 41.2 mph