Torque testing 52mm with 36T, up some steep hills

The hills don't look like anything when you're seeing them on screen, but they rise several 100 feet. I let the Torque of the 52mmx40 stroke pull me up.It held about 12mph on the more than 1/4 mile uphill wind.Most of the houses here have heated driveways as they're so steep up to the garage. Sorry about the bouncy look at times.I have EIS on,but I'd changed the mount strap position and it allowed the camera to act like it was on a rubber band. On the final 'downhill' corner, I pointed out the hills on the other side of the next town.It's 2 miles to the city,and 1+ across, so the tops of the trees are at least 5 miles away.

[@KevinTodd]

Very nice ride the leaves were beautiful we don't get none of that down here we go from green to Gray thanks for the ride along drive safe

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Thanks for watching Kevin.

[@mikemiller3303]

Might try a 38,40,or 41 thanks for the ride along brother ride safe

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Thanks for watching. I do want a 40T, but for lack of $, will drill a 44T to fit the rim holes.

[@Op1zilla]

It did good but 36 is for comfy cruising but can also tske hiils on 👽👍

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Thanks.LoL..You're right.It really could take 25mph for hours on end, and does like to rev to 30. The exhaust studs pulled and it's super loud. The 100cc is going on.

[@mybikes1970]

Great job Hill climbing 🚵‍♂👍😁

[@bryduhbikeguy]

TY

[@Paul_Gale]

Thanks for the ride up, wow. 52 is impressive on the hills with a 10/36t 26"wheel

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Thanks Paul.

[@Jarrod_D]

Great information thanks was really curious about this .

[@bryduhbikeguy]

I think it'd been better if I had a 40T.

[@joelking7036]

11t front sprocket, thank me later 🫡

[@bryduhbikeguy]

Ty. I'm running a10t now, but am changing the rear.An 11T would be a great addition.