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How many gears should a mountain bike have?

How many gears should a mountain bike have?

Mountain bikes have between 1-40 gears, with most mountain bikes having between 7 and 28 gears and some custom mountain bikes have over 40. Adult mountain bikes have on average more gears than kid’s mountain bikes do.

Is it better to have more gears on a mountain bike?

Having more gears, generally means you can reach a higher speed, of which mountain bikes just don’t need. They need to be able to have a wide range of lower speed gears, rather than the higher speed gears you find on road bikes, and gravel bikes.

Which is best gear cycle?

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What speed is my MTB?

Multiply the front gear number by the rear gear number to get the number of speeds. For example, if you have two front gears and five back gears, you have a 10-speed bike. If you have one front gear and three back gears, you have a 3-speed bike.

How do I choose gear ratio?

The conventional procedure for selecting gear ratios is to pick ratios that run the engine rpm to redline at the end of the medium and longest straights, and pick the lower gear ratios to minimize the rev drop at each shift. This method minimizes the number of shifts per lap.

Which bike gear is best?

A high gear, sometimes referred to by cyclists as a ‘big gear’, is optimal when descending or riding at high speeds. The highest, or biggest gear on a bicycle is achieved by combining the largest front chainring size with the smallest rear cog or sprocket — expressed as ’53×11′, for example.

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Are 7 speed mountain bikes good?

The 7-speed is adequate for most riders, which is why many people choose the slower option. If you prefer rougher terrain and shorter rides, a 7-speed is an excellent choice; the bike can take the abuse.