Rear tire diameter...
To those of you with Hawks, Tt250s, etc with the 18" rear rim, my question to you all is this: what is the outside diameter of your TIRE.
I own a Brozz with the 19/17 highway combo, and in order to decide on a new rear sprocket, I need to make an educated decision on the ratio I want. Trouble is, outer diameter plays a huge role on output rpm. Need an example? If you compared the outside circumstances of a 17" tire and an 18" tire, the distance is different. At rpm, the taller rear tire makes fewer revolutions to achieve the same distance as a smaller tire at a higher rpm. Maybe the difference is minuscule, maybe it's not.....but I'd like to calculate the difference and adjust my choice of rear sprocket accordingly. Thanks in advance! |
Nvm, I found an online calculator that uses tire sizes to calculate tire circumstances.... here's where we stand:
The factory tire listed on therps.net is a 110/100/18, which equates to a 26.661 inch outside tire diameter and ultimately, a circumference of 83.758 inches. For sake of comparison, the factory rear tire on my 2016 Bashan Brozz is a 110/90/17, giving it an outside diameter of 24.795 inches, and an outside circumference of 77.896 inches. That means that a Hawk's rear tire revolves 780 times per mile, while my rear tire revolves 838 times in order to travel the same distance! |
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Good info.
When I replace my rear sprocket I will be going with a 45 or 43 tooth instead of the 46 I have now. Maybe I can get a few more mph out of it. |
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