Just noticed I have 170mm cranks on my Shimano 105 53/39
Is 170mm typical? Thought 175mm was more common ??
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Postby 531db » Mon Jun 16, 2008 10:27 pm
If your leg length is in proportion to your height of 173cm, 170mm is plenty long enough.CoffeeNut wrote:Doing a lot of hills up here in Toowoomba. Contemplating compacts or a triple - so was measuring up some options.
I'm 173cm short, and frame is 52cm Trek - seems to fit well.
531db (184cm and 165/170mm 'cranker').
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