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Results tagged with fixed-gear
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user 24986
Bikes that have no gears/shifters, and no freewheel - the pedals are always spinning when the bicycle is moving. Note that fixed gear is not the same thing as singlespeed, which has its own tag.
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Does having bigger wheels mean less effort pedaling?
Wheel size is only part of the equation which connect pedal cadence with road distance. Gears can change this ratio (almost) as well.
Even in a fixie you can get a lower or higher gear by changing th …
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