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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2025 · 58 MIN

Chris Balser: Your Cranks are Most Likely Too Long - Part B - Ep178

from Cycling in Alignment with Colby Pearce · host Colby Pearce

Chris Balser: Your Cranks are Most Likely Too Long - Part B - Ep178 In the continuation of my discussion on crank length with Chris Balser, we talk about factors that may drive a fitter to recommend shorter cranks, pros and cons of shorter cranks, and of course wander off into related topics.  I am sure anyone who is considering crank length as a possible limiting factor in their cycling will benefit from this conversation.  Disclaimer: I made an attempt to keep the language less anatomical as this can be challenging for some listeners but it gets a bit technical here and there.  Chris's Website ►► bicyclefitguru.com Matt Appleman Cranks ►► https://www.applemanbicycles.com/shop/2xr-crankset/

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