One for the tall people, but the most interesting thing (to may anyway) is the PMP bent cranks!
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Bryan said:
One for the tall people, but the most interesting thing (to may
anyway) is the PMP bent cranks!Weird! What was the point of those cranks?
Tim
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Tim Downie said:
Bryan said:
One for the tall people, but the most interesting thing (to may
anyway) is the PMP bent cranks!Weird! What was the point of those cranks?
Incredible though it may seem to us sophisticated 21st century beings,
(some) people actually believed it would increase your power output by
allowing you to generate torque while pushing straight down at top dead
centre.--
Dave... -
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Weird! What was the point of those cranks?
Makes cycling easier!!
SW
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Tim Downie said:
Bryan said:
One for the tall people, but the most interesting thing (to may
anyway) is the PMP bent cranks!Weird! What was the point of those cranks?
Incredible though it may seem to us sophisticated 21st century beings,
(some) people actually believed it would increase your power output by
allowing you to generate torque while pushing straight down at top dead
centre.--
Dave...
Combine those bent cranks with ovalised chainrings, and you'll go like the
wind...
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Peter said:
Combine those bent cranks with ovalised chainrings, and you'll go like the
wind...
PeterAlan's secret is out!
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Tony"Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
his intelligence; he is just using his memory."
- Leonardo da Vinci
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