Performance 29er (bicycle)

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^ 29er mountain bikes: strengths , weaknesses . mountain bike buzz. retrieved 2013-03-10. 
^ bill mccready. wheel size 26 vs 700c . santana cycles. retrieved 2011-06-27. between 700c , 26 there no difference in area of contact patch. 
^ zinn, lennard (dec 2002). velonews: technical q&a lennard zinn . retrieved 2015-07-27. 
^ lennard zinn (january 28, 2011). calculating wheel s moment of inertia . velonews. retrieved 2017-11-12. 
^ keith scott (october 7, 2013). educating debate – part . nsmb. retrieved 2017-11-12. 
^ simon collis (october 31, 2012). 29er bikes: need know . mountain bike rider. retrieved 2017-11-12. 
^ vernon felton. mavic goes big, 3 new 29er wheelsets available . bike magazine. retrieved 2013-03-10. mavic’s engineers, however, put finer point on it. twenty-nine inch wheels, contend, 39 percent less stiff similar 26-inch model built same , weigh 10 percent more 26’er. 
^ vernon felton (march 4, 2013). war of wheel sizes . bike magazine. retrieved 2017-11-13. longer wheelbase adds stability has unfortunate effect of reducing bike s maneuverability. compounding cumbersome, long wheelbase problem sluggish steering. increased gyroscopic effect of bigger front wheel requires apply more effort @ handlebar in order make quick steering changes. 
^ towle, dan, why use smaller wheels on smaller size bicycles? , bicyclepaper.com.






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