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July 15th 18, 06:00 PM
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29er "pedals easier"
I have a friend who just bought a new 29"-wheel Motobecane MTB and swears that, due to the larger-diameter wheels, it "pedals easier" than his old 26"-wheel MTB did.
Have you ever heard anyone say this before? I have. Since the contention does not seem correct to me, I was just curious about how you gentlemen would respond to it? 
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