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Effects of Gearing Change
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[QUOTE="Chili, post: 632830, member: 29892"] We made a gearing change to my son's bike this year when we put on the new sprockets and chain. Part of the change was concious and part was a mistake on the stock specs on my part. I now have a couple of questions regarding this gearing. Stock was supposed to be 14/50 but I mistakenly thought it was 14/49, either way a local wrench told me that it was to tall and to change it to 13/49 which is what we did as we were looking for more jump out of the corners. I understand the ratio's of going up and down teeth on each end to affect the performance what I'm not sure about is when you gear it for more low end torque I know you are sacrificing some top end now is this sacrifice only at 6th gear tapped right out top end? or is it affecting from mid into top and making the bike have to be quick shifted a little more? The reason I ask is that it seems lately in his races alot of kids seem to be able to pull up on him in the straights and I was wondering if we have sacrificed too much at one end for the other? [/QUOTE]
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