50/34 vs. 48/32 Crankset (Comparison & Analysis)
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 50/34 and 48/32 cranksets. The Advantages of 50/34 Higher Top Speed To understand the effect of chainring size on speed, one has…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 50/34 and 48/32 cranksets. The Advantages of 50/34 Higher Top Speed To understand the effect of chainring size on speed, one has…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 53/39 and 50/34 road chainrings. The Advantages of 53/39 Chainrings High Gearing The apparent advantage of a 53/39 setup is the extra…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 53/39 and 52/36 road bike chainrings. The Advantages of 53/39 Chainrings Higher Gearing The main advantage of 53/39 chainrings is their large…
This post presents the differences between 130BCD and 144BCD cranks and chainrings. What is BCD? BCD stands for Bolt Circle Diameter (BCD) and represents the diameter of the circle that…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of using a bike rack and a backpack for cargo transportation on a bicycle. The Advantages of a Bike Rack No Stress On…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of basket positioning on a bicycle. pixabay.com The Advantages of a Front Basket Cargo Visibility A front basket allows you to monitor the…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of front and rear bicycle racks. The Advantages of Front Racks Constant Visibility One of the main incentives to use a front rack…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of front racks and baskets. The Advantages of Front Racks Higher Weight Capacity The standard capacity of a sturdy front rack is at…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of DUB and Hollowtech bottom brackets. Definitions Bottom Bracket – a mechanism of cups and bearings allowing a spindle connected to the cranks to spin smoothly. The bottom…
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 2.1" and 2.2" MTB tires. Weight Comparison The table below shows the weight of 2.1" and 2.2" MTB tires made for 29"…