I've been told weight doesn't effect max speed but it does have an impact on acceleration. I guess as long as you have enough distance to travel and the motor has enough power to pull the load from a stop, the motor will reach it's max rpm if all other forms of resistance remain constant.Also does overall weight affect top end or just acceleration?
How much top end would we be losing here?
It will take several highly skilled mathematicians and physicists a couple hours to get the exact number. You would need the bikes top end before mods then work backwards.The tire size shouldn't matter unless the 240 is shorter or taller than the stock tire.The contact patch size could play a part in the equation. Acceleration will suffer with the 240 as you have more rotating mass. The effects of that will be offset with the gearing change.Acceleration improvement,top end loss.There are some variables to be considered as well.Gen2 bike with a 240 rear and -1+2 sprockets.
Also does overall weight affect top end or just acceleration?
How much top end would we be losing here?
I THINK it would be about 12 mph but I don’t really understand how to use that gearing commander site lol
In theory perhaps. It will take much much longer for a 1 ton vehicle to reach the same speed as one at half the weight assuming all else is equal.Areodynamics etc. It could be a theory near impossible to prove thou.I've been told weight doesn't effect max speed but it does have an impact on acceleration. I guess as long as you have enough distance to travel and the motor has enough power to pull the load from a stop, the motor will reach it's max rpm if all other forms of resistance remain constant.
Bill Nye didn't do so well during that episode of "Stargate Atlantis" he was in....In theory perhaps. It will take much much longer for a 1 ton vehicle to reach the same speed as one at half the weight assuming all else is equal.Areodynamics etc. It could be a theory near impossible to prove thou.
The test requires 2 objects identical in every way except 1 is heavier.Hard to duplicate.BUT...dropping 2 objects from height will see the heavier object achieve a higher velocity.
Where the heck is Bill Nye the Science Guy when we need him.
Rubb.
I use gearing commander also Ken . However though it's not spot on . The rpms shown for my configuration are off by several hundred rpms .
I use gearing commander also Ken . However though it's not spot on . The rpms shown for my configuration are off by several hundred rpms .