Juicy bike classic front chain ring advice please

pl1974

Pedelecer
Oct 1, 2008
109
4
Hi,

My wife rides a juicy bike classic and is generally very pleased with it, however she finds it a bit too low geared, finding that the pedal assist tends to take all the load even in top gear, unless she 'spins' like crazy.

When I compare it to my Wisper, it looks like a significantly smaller front chain ring, so I wondered if I could change the one on hers to a bit bigger one.

Would anyone be able to tell me if these are standard fittings or not and either way where would be the best place to buy one from.

Many thanks,

Paul
 
C

Cyclezee

Guest
Hi Paul,

A lot of these types of bike have a chainring that is just too small and fitting a larger one means the chainguard has to go.
A 48, 50 or 52 tooth ring is the solution to spinning like crazy.
 

JuicyBike

Trade Member
Jan 26, 2009
1,671
527
Derbyshire
Hi Paul
Yes, easy to change as standard, available in any good bike shop. 50t should fit inside guard.