perhaps, but you'll have a lot more weight and rolling resistance, so you definitely wouldn't notice the power. in fact, you may notice the opposite.

basically, if you were to ever do this, you might as well forget about your gear charts and paper calculations. the 14bff gearing is limited to 5.13 (well, I think 5.38's are shipping now, but still not commonplace). So, gear the thing to the max and be done with it. the D60 you can take to 7.17 if you really want to, but you won't get a 14bff gear to match and once you get above the low 5 ratios, the pinion starts to get might small and weak.


And i agree with everyone else, we need more info before we can say whethers its a deal. like an asking price or more specs/actual picture before we could say a price.

-Rob