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Whether you're going downhill, uphill or whatever, your counter sprocket will always rotate at the same ratio relative to the rear sprocket because they are directly linked through the chain. Yes, it does take less POWER to achieve XX MPH downhill, however, the sprocket rotation RPMs are the same.
Whether you're going downhill, uphill or whatever, your counter sprocket will always rotate at the same ratio relative to the rear sprocket because they are directly linked through the chain. Yes, it does take less POWER to achieve XX MPH downhill, however, the sprocket rotation RPMs are the same.
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