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Crank size - how do you work out the best length?
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Keith Lavelle
18/08/05 19:04
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I need to get some new cranks, does anyone know how you work out the best length to use?
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Steve Austin
18/08/05 19:13
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175 is the standard length for MTB for average size people. unless you are very tall or very short, i would suggest 175 will be fine.
hoe tall are you?
and whats your inside leg (oo-er)?
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Mike Spence
18/08/05 22:24
Try the sizing system on the right hand side of the
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Mike Spence
18/08/05 22:25
Try the sizing system on the right hand side of the <a href=http://www.wrenchscience.com/WS1/default.asp">page.
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