larger sprocket = more speed ?

stu

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May 4, 2014
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Has anyone put a larger sprocket on to go faster when you have reached 15 mph, the gearing on my bike (e voyager ) is 7 gears and is not enough, when on the flat or going downhill there is no point in me peddling as my legs cant keep up with it,
 
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You need a DNP rear free-wheel set with a 11T top gear, which you can get from Cyclezee. Alternatively, you can use a 52T/39T double chain-wheel, which you can find on Ebay. You might have to fit a longer BB for that to get the chain-wheel away from the frame,but not usually.
 

Arbol

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Aug 31, 2013
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You might have to fit a longer BB for that to get the chain-wheel away from the frame,but not usually.
This question is not really related to the original question of the post, but:

which kind of longer BB are there in the market? I ask this because I would like to put a 18650 battery in the frame, and one of the constraints is the angle of the triangle at the BB. Getting a few extra mm width would be handy there.
 

stu

Pedelecer
May 4, 2014
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You need a DNP rear free-wheel set with a 11T top gear, which you can get from Cyclezee. Alternatively, you can use a 52T/39T double chain-wheel, which you can find on Ebay. You might have to fit a longer BB for that to get the chain-wheel away from the frame,but not usually.
Thanks for the advice, please forgive my ignorance but what is a bb.
 

Artstu

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Aug 2, 2009
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BB, bottom bracket, the spindle that connects the two pedal cranks together.
 

D C

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Bottom bracket which the pedal cranks rotate around. d8veh's link has a picture:)