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Has anyone had any experience with the Rotor System crank system that I saw recently? It has a
lot of claims- faster speeds, eliminates the 'dead spot' while pedalling, reduced heart rate,
lower cadences. Sounds too good to be true. I've been to their web site -
rotorbike.comrotorbike.comOpen ↗ and read a few reviews, but for the price, it had better make coffee in
the morning as well as walk the dog.
Chuck
Chuck Landon said:Has anyone had any experience with the Rotor System crank system that I saw recently? It has a lot
of claims- faster speeds, eliminates the 'dead spot' while pedalling, reduced heart rate, lower
cadences. Sounds too good to be true. I've been to their web site - rotorbike.comrotorbike.comOpen ↗ and
read a few reviews, but for the price, it had better make coffee in the morning as well as walk
the dog.
Check: rec.bicycles.tech
There is a longer series under the partial title "Rotor"
Jobst Brandt [email hidden]
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Quoted message said:Has anyone had any experience with the Rotor System crank system that I saw recently? It has a
lot of claims- faster speeds, eliminates the 'dead spot' while pedalling, reduced heart rate,
lower cadences. Sounds too good to be true. I've been to their web site -
rotorbike.comrotorbike.comOpen ↗ and read a few reviews, but for the price, it had better make coffee in
the morning as well as walk the dog.
Looks and sounds like a complicated biopace type deal.
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Alex
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