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Old 06-24-21, 10:10 PM
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If your crank can handle 35T or 36T, it should also be able to take 34T which would be a cheap change, although you may not really need it if you give yourself a chance.

A 14 pound bike? That is really light!!! Make sure you actually put it on a scale that you can see.

200+W is good. Just slow down if you need to.

Originally Posted by mschwett
It looks like all you need to do is find hills that you can climb bottom to top in about 10 seconds, and you'll be just fine at > 1000W!!!!
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