Calcs on the Herne Hill site are all based on 'standard' 27" wheels, not whatever tyre combo you have.
Trackies all talk based on (Chainring X Cog) / 27, helps to keep things standard(ish)
So 46x14 is a nominal 88.7
Probably a bit big if you are just starting out.
48x15 for 86.4 is probably a better place to start, or even 47x15 for 84.6
Calcs on the Herne Hill site are all based on 'standard' 27" wheels, not whatever tyre combo you have.
Trackies all talk based on (Chainring X Cog) / 27, helps to keep things standard(ish)
So 46x14 is a nominal 88.7
Probably a bit big if you are just starting out.
48x15 for 86.4 is probably a better place to start, or even 47x15 for 84.6