im new at riding and having trouble climbing hills.
is there a standard size sprocket set i should use, how do i check if i have this??
are there better ones for climbing??
i have no idea about sprockets so as much info as possible would go a long way,
thanks guys.
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What's the trouble you've experienced? 😕
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sogood said:
What's the trouble you've experienced? 😕
well i was climbing a hill and half way up i phisically couldnt turn the pedels anymore. wasnt sure if it was due to a sprocket size on my bike or mabe my cardio just isnt up 2 scratch yet for steep hills??
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You are new. So most likely you haven't been properly conditioned yet. Keep practicing and revisit the subject in 6 months time.
PS. Learn to spin when you go up a hill.
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mortonmoore said:
im new at riding and having trouble climbing hills.
is there a standard size sprocket set i should use, how do i check if i have this??
are there better ones for climbing??
i have no idea about sprockets so as much info as possible would go a long way,
thanks guys.What gearing do you have?
What is the size of your front chainrings and rear cogs?
Have a read of http://sheldonbrown.com/gearing/index.html which will help explain some of the theory.
As sogood said, the trick to getting up hills is to spin those legs.Cheers
Geoff
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Work the engine. You could get something like a 27 tooth top end cassette if you wanted to.
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