Old 06-27-23, 02:30 AM
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I would expect it to negatively affect shifting.

Jumping from 50 to 52 teeth, with an 11-tooth rear sprocket, on a road bike, with a 90 rpm cadence, should let you ride some 2 km/h faster (from about 52 km/h to about 54 km/h).

Sounds like a silly idea to me, but it's your bike, your choice, and if you think it is cool, the only price would be a bit slower front shifting, most probably.

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