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Old 08-27-15, 11:14 PM
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nz6666, In my experience, typically a shim (under your right foot/the shorter limb) is better than adjusting the length of the crank arm. Using a shorter crank arm on the left will utilise less of your limb range of motion and could result in a possible decrease in power.

If possible, try and accurately measure the LLD (limb length discrepancy) with a physiotherapist or orthotist that specialises in bike fittings.

Luke
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