Thread: Crank Length
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Old 01-23-13 | 09:14 PM
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TandemTrailDog
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Originally Posted by prathmann
Sounds like you want to have most of your stokers increase their preferred cadence by a significant (or at least noticeable) amount. In that case I'd go for at least the 165 to 172.5 differential between the two cranks.
That was my original thought, and this thread has convinced me that it's the right choice.

My biggest challenge is that I don't have a primary stoker, but several and they're all different:
5'0 (and growing)
5'4
5'10
5'11 (and growing) - might get only one season on the new tandem


Thanks to all who replied to my question.
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