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New adjustable crank idea

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  1. Check out the latest method of making an adjustable crank:
    http://tinyurl.com/cx8fz

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  2. Usually there is no need for adjustable cranks. For instance, on a
    freestyle cycle, you have no need to lengthen the cranks, and even if u
    did, it would take time to get used to the new length. However, if you
    used one unicycle for two purposes, and need different crank lengths,
    than it would be great to have adjustable cranks. If they ride smoothly
    and are just as durable as any other crank, I'm all for them.

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  3. Switching from one crank size to another quickly just takes practice. I
    could see great advanatages of having cranks that can switch from 110
    to 160 or so for long distance.

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