You can also work on changing the bike sprockets to make your bike faster. Understanding the right sprocket ratio on a dirt bike with sprockets could help you gauge the modifications needed to achieve such a result. A larger rear sprocket paired with a smaller front one will accelerate you quickly but could slow down your peak speed. On the other hand, you will experience less acceleration but a higher top speed when using a smaller rear sprocket along with a larger front sprocket.
Why does my bike go faster without pedaling?
- Thread starter Bobber
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Are you "scratching the surface" literally or metaphorically?I´ve been considering the bafang 1000w mid conversion on a trike since most are front wheel drive. Itś good
to know that the gear sensor is not really a needful addition. 38 mph? I really don´t need that on a trike; I
have serious reservation about cornering above 15 mph.The idea was to create a cheap tractor for
light agricultural use. So far I´ve made a shallow plow & a rake for my bike, but that just scratches the surface.
There´s a free push mower out on the street on one of my routes. That might make an interesting jury-rig.
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