equivalent gears
ej2320
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Hi
I was thinking about running 1x10 as I currently have 2x10
my lowest gear is 36 rear 26 front
I was wondering what gear I could put my bike in to test 36 rear 32 front on a 1x10
i.e 26 front 3rd smallest rear ect
I was thinking about running 1x10 as I currently have 2x10
my lowest gear is 36 rear 26 front
I was wondering what gear I could put my bike in to test 36 rear 32 front on a 1x10
i.e 26 front 3rd smallest rear ect
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Is a simple ratio. 32/36 = 0.889
Need to find a ratio that matches that.0 -
supersonic wrote:Is a simple ratio. 32/36 = 0.889
Need to find a ratio that matches that.
Ohhh, I never really understood all the ratio stuff but there are some ratio websites about0 -
I understand ratios, just not how it works in the mtb world0
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You don't need wheel size in this, as they are the same. You have a 26 front cog. 26/0.889 = 29.24. So you need to find the rear cog close to that.
Or do the same for your other front cog, whatever that is.0 -
ahh I understand, just basic maths, I just never really understood how it applied to bike. thanks, I get it now
my rear cassette is 36,32,28,25
front 26 - 39
so to 'test' easiest gear with a 32T front ring I need to find a ratio close to 0.889
39/0.889 = is about 43 so that wont work
so it would be like 26 front 28 rear and it would be slightly easier to pedal with the 32 front 36 rear
Yeahh? I think that's understandable0 -
I don't understand you at all.
If you want the same ratio as 32 front, 36 rear (0.889), but using a 26t chainring, you'll need
26t front, 29.25t rear.
But 29.25 tooth sprockets don't exist. So, the closest you have to it.0 -
Yea so the closest I can get is 28 and it will be slightly easier going than that in reality0
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Well, your 28 and 32 are either side of it. (I've done no maths to confirm this)0