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Old 08-17-08, 12:32 PM
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jgg3
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You should get cranks that fit. The terrain really should not be a big factor in this; you generally want to spin more than slog, especially on a tandem, where standing is less automatic. I have recently gone from 175 to 170 for a much nicer experience (having ridden 170's for 30 years). I don't know why the market seems to be going for longer cranks, but it is actually hard to get 170's in the captain's position these days.
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