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Old 05-01-2008, 06:44 AM
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Default Re: off road setup

The 80's are really 70's. However, with a 36T sprocket you may hit 40-45 mph. I can't say with full qualification how it will do up hills, since I haven't finished my build that's using the 36T. I would venture to say that it's a road gearing.

With my 44T, 200 pounds of me on the bike and no mods to the engine, I could pull up any hill around here with no pedal assist. Granted I am not in hill country and peoples definition of "hill" can be quite different.
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