Comparing bikes with little sprockets to bikes with big sprockets

Bikes with little sprockets are easy to just roll in at the skate park because it doesn't hit the pipe.

PROS: You can drop out and drop in without hitting the pipe. you can pretty much do everything at the skate park no sweat.

CONS: It's not really a challenge to do the little stuff. When you get to the bigger stuff you need to be able to go in at an angle.

Bikes with big sprockets can't roll in, they have to go in at an angle.

PROS: They take a little longer to learn how to drop in, and are scarier, but once you can drop in a little thing, you can drop in anything.

CONS: To drop in strait down you have to bunny hop and lean down. To roll in you have to go in at an angle, and if you weeny out you will hurt your leg really bad, slide, and possibly break your pedal.

Conclusion: When comparing bikes with little sprockets to bikes with big sprockets. They're both good in their own way, as for me ( since I can drop in diagonally) I like the little sprockets better.