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speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.BTW @PedalUma what are your thoughts on the strength of the 50T cog? I recall when Shimano first began pushing past 34T, there were... -
speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.I am a dyed in the wool gear hub guy (actually, recently, modify that to gearBOX guy with a Pinion in the mix). But I wasn't at all...
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speedub.nate reacted to Jeremy McCreary's post in the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up? with
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Sounds like good news for your project! I spin out at 100-105 rpm. On my Vado SL's lowered 22-99 gear-inch drivetrain, that's 29-31 mph... -
speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.BTW been playing around on the Sheldon Brown gear calculator (yes By George that page is still up and running and updated with the 3x3...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.Hang on a sec there @PedalUma , you're saying you run a 50T pie plate and an amped-up motor? I'm pretty sure I could rappel up the face...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.@Jeremy McCreary I think a better answer to your cadence comments is that I tend to pedal my e bikes like I pedal my analog bikes, fast...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.None but one of my bikes have cadence sensors, I'm a high-cadence pedaler but this is largely seat of pants. My knees definitely have a...
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speedub.nate reacted to Jeremy McCreary's post in the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up? with Like.
Sorry, didn't read the whole OP, but I'd give cadence strong consideration in any gearing decision. Your legs have an optimal cadence...
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speedub.nate replied to the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up?.That's close to the root of my thinking, @Jeremy McCreary , but I can't really know til I know, ya know? And 99% of the time this low...
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speedub.nate reacted to gromike's post in the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up? with Like.
Personally, I wouldn't give up the lowest gear. I have short steep hills, and even with my mid-drive (bbs02) I still like a super low in...
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speedub.nate posted the thread Cargo Conversion from Analog to e-bike: How Much Low Gear to Give Up? in General Ebike Discussion.This is a gearing question, or hopefully more a discussion, but first there's a lead-in. For my upcoming project: For the past 8 years...
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speedub.nate reacted to usclassic's post in the thread Another deal I could not pass up on eBay this time with Like.
Best buy rad clearance bikes and accessories I got these
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speedub.nate reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread Light vs regular full suspension ebikes with Like.
I don't ride an EMTB but we sell a lot of them at the shop. Mondraker Dune, Orbea Wild, Cannondale Moterra. All Bosch. Personally, I...
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speedub.nate reacted to jabberwocky's post in the thread New ebike laws in California taking effect January 1, 2026 with Like.
I actually think the big argument for the solid light is that it doesn't register specifically as "cyclist", it registers as "vehicle"...
