[UNITH]

New here. have been riding bikes for a long time. Stopped when I got to HS, and just picking it up again. Hopefully for good. Will be converting my HKEK to a SS in two or three months, is there a crank ratio i should consider? But just wanted to say hello

 

[Jayridesacove]

hello

 

[GiantRider]

New here. have been riding bikes for a long time. Stopped when I got to HS, and just picking it up again. Hopefully for good. Will be converting my HKEK to a SS in two or three months, is there a crank ratio i should consider? But just wanted to say hello

Welcome, did you mean gear ratio? I run 36-16 on my ss, check around the fourm for loads of great info.

 

[ChrisRobin]

...hi

 

[Ciaran]

heya...

 

[vtrider]

quick, grab the paddle!
welcome to Rm

 

[yonton228]

hello there

 

[bballboy388]

hey how u doing im in the same situation no idea what to choose for my front and rear cogs

 

[*jh]

haha awwwesome, i hate being the newbie but here i am, 1st post and all!

 

[***MTB***]

whats up man

Welcome

 

[PatBranch]

Hi, what kind of riding do you do?

 

[UNITH]

paths, trails, streets, you know everything. but do you think my choice of bike is the correct one

 

[Bicyclist]

Somewhere around 2-1 (meaning that the front sprocket is twice as big as the rear). You may want to start at 32/14 if you're doing more street riding because it's a little bit harder than 2-1. If you're doing steeper trails, stick to 2-1.

 

[wood-dog]

Howdy Dude!