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Old 05-06-14 | 12:17 AM
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Bikes: road+, gravel, commuter/tourer, tandem, e-cargo, folder

One cheap(ish) option is to go with a single-side drive setup, using one of the chainrings on the right side as a timing ring. Then you can put some kid's cranks on the rear (just get a model that has bolt-on rings, not riveted-on so that you can play with the sizing), and get the right length bottom bracket axle to make the chainline similar on the two cranks.
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