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Sheldon Brown wrote:
Actually, when you get "too low" the limit is often the tendency of the bike to "wheelie" which is partly related to the frame geometry and rider height. Once you get below about a 1.5 gain ratio (20 inches, 1 meter) the gears tend to become impractical for a bicycle. Tricycles can effectively use lower gears than this in some cases. Sheldon "Greenspeed" Brown Sheldon Brown has been assimilated. http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/greenspeed/index.html. -- Tom Sherman |
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