Crankset/Chainring advice please

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    Gkam84

    Not that I’m aware, when I
    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.

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    Bedfordshire Clanger

    Does your front mech not have
    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.

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    Gkam84

    I think those measurements
    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 😉

    #714943
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    Bedfordshire Clanger

    You will probably need a new
    You will probably need a new front derailleur to cope with the bigger difference in teeth between the big and middle rings.

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    therevokid

    what are they 130 / 74 BCD
    what are they 130 / 74 BCD ????

    http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m2b34s113p1732

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    spongebob

    http://www.recumbents.com/wis
    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

    #714937
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    Gkam84

    How are you getting that
    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

    #714935
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    spongebob

    Ah sorry 37.796 @ 110rpm on a
    Ah sorry 37.796 @ 110rpm on a recumbent

    #714933
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    Gkam84

    Even with over 12 foot of
    Even with over 12 foot of chain?

    Normal calculations do not work with recumbents

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    spongebob

    don’t be mental if you have
    don’t be mental if you have 20″ wheels and can get to 110 rpm average you will be going 41.2 mph

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