i get that larger rear sprockets produce more low end climbing/take off power, and large rims will produce more top end speed.
but, how does wheel size fit into the torque equation?? does a 26" rim produce more low end climbing power than a 29" setup with identical sprockets??
seems like smaller wheels would be better on steep hills.
but, how does wheel size fit into the torque equation?? does a 26" rim produce more low end climbing power than a 29" setup with identical sprockets??
seems like smaller wheels would be better on steep hills.