Morning,
my 4 year old is out spining her 16 inch, i think she needs a bit longer cranks and bigger chain ring for the front, has anyone done this or any ideas, she's to little for a 18 inch or 20 inch obviously being 4 but in saying that she has out grown the performance of the 16inch cranks and ring (she did a 20km ride yesterday) any ideas would be great
modding 16 inch cranks for 4 year old
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Re: modding 16 inch cranks for 4 year old
Postby Rhubarb » Sat May 24, 2014 1:10 pm
Get her a velomobile man - that girl rocks !!!
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Re: modding 16 inch cranks for 4 year old
Postby MattyK » Sat May 24, 2014 9:00 pm
I would start with swapping to a smaller rear sprocket
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