Quad gear ratio chart
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bberck
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that is nice
I wonder with a 5.82 how easy it would be to wheelie lol ;D
I wonder with a 5.82 how easy it would be to wheelie lol ;D
It depends on how you like to ride. Personally I like taller gearing better so I don't have to shift as often, and have better top speed, so I would prefer a 15/40 setup with 20" rears. If you're a slower rider that does a lot of technical stuff and put-putting around the trails you might want to go for lower gearing, like the stock setup (13/40), or 14/40 for something in between. The best way to make a choice really is to ride with your current gearing, and decide what you would like improved with it.
imtarnished
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Exactly, Go out in your local woods/track and see where you lie in your gearing, and whether you would like more low end, torque, at a sacrifice of a little more shifting. Or more of a top end and less torque with less shifting and strecthing out the gears a little more. It all depends on your personal riding style, and what you ride.
~Bill
j00f150
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This is what I was looking for, I went with 20in rear tires and I shift all the time, thanks for the chart.
Johnsonty1024
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can someone help me cuz i knew to this but which sprockets should i chance to make it easier to wheelie ??? and to make me have high top end speed ?
duneracerweston
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Wheelys need more power so you drop sprocket teeth top speed takes higher gears so you gain speed so it depends on how your bike is set up and what is already on it
Warrior1996
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That post is from 2005, the picture is old and he probably deleted the picture. Just google a gearing chart if you need one but honestly just search it on the forum or ask someone and they can help. Gearing is pretty easy.
