I can't see any other way to achieve "correct" leg extension while still
retaining the ability to put both feet flat on the floor - that is,
after all, the whole point of "crank forward". Personally, it's not for
me and I don't have the requirement: if I need to put both feet flat on
the ground -- indeed, even just one foot on the ground -- I am going to
stop and dismount. However, I'm aware there are people for whom it is a
requirement and the crank-forward design lets them do that.
On 12/11/18 4:45 PM, 'Deacon Patrick' via RBW Owners Bunch wrote:
Ha! That would answer the issue, wouldn’t it, Steve. Grin. On a Rivendell or
other standard frame, the seat would need to be quite low to accomplish what
you’re talking about, Marty. Likely prohibitively low.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Alexandria, Virginia
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