It could be argued that there is no need to have specific bond, angle and dihedral terms for each possible combination of monosaccharides forming a disaccharide. When comparing the equilibrium values of bonded terms between equivalent glucose-glucose and glucose-mannose disaccharides (i.e Glcα(1→1)Glcα vs Manα(1→1)Manα; same glycosidic bond and anomeric conformation, where the only difference is the presence of mannose or glucose), 50% of the equilibrium values for the bonded terms of glucose-glucose dimers were within 10 % of the equilibrium values from their analogous glucose-glucose dimers. However, the average values deviated by only ~34 % between α or β glycosidic bonds in glucose-glucose disaccharides and by ~13% between mannose-mannose disaccharides. This opens the door to explore if some terms could be further simplified, however given that is not systematic, we kept the obtained values in the parameters presented in this work.