Gears, distance, cadence = Speed My bike is a Giant "Revolt" and I have a speed/Cadence sensor (from Giant). It doesn't always record accurately. But my question: I'm looking for a Chart that gives me the distance traveled &amp; speed when I'm in a specific combination of gears with a constant cadence. So I'd like to know from this chart if I have gears(front &amp; back of course) with 'x' number of teeth and my cadence is ie 65rpm's what speed am I going and what distance have I traveled.
Sheldon Brown's gear calculator shows you speed at certain cadences (in multiples of 20 rpm) as a function of chainring size, cassette size, crank length and wheel size. 

For what its worth, most people should be using a cadence in the 70-90 rpm, so you're on the lower end.