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Originally Posted by osco53
OP, You prolly know this but just in case,,,

Sit the bike, and put your Heel right onto a pedals axsis/center, when the pedal is as far from your hip as possible your knee should lock straight...
Lock you adjustments down. Now put the ball of your foot on the pedal at the farthest extension, should net you a perfect knee bend angle..

Note: On Bents we don't have the option of powering down on the pedals with body weight so,, a slightly shorter set up may work for you,,,,,
Thanks for the help. I found the problem, it's not the crank length or the distance between the seat and the crank, it's the seat angle.
I did a little surgery and mounted the seat at more of an angle and found I could now pedal without any problems.

This little change allows the seat to recline more.

Ian
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