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Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by hyperpallium2 on Friday November 27, 2020 @08:03PM (#25234162)
> reduced rotational inertia translates to faster acceleration

\aside why not smaller (radius) wheels? Use higher gearing, and accept the bumpiness.

Though for touring aot commuting, there's something pleasant about higher inertia.

Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by PragmaticPulp on Friday November 27, 2020 @10:46PM (#25235095)
Larger wheels roll over obstacles better. That's why most mountain bikes are 27.5" or 29", which is about as big as you can go without causing too many other compromises.

Bumpiness isn't just a comfort issue. Your body ends up absorbing a lot of the up and down motion, which drains your forward momentum.