Full Suspension Pedal Strike at Patrick Pena blog

Full Suspension Pedal Strike. Bottom bracket heights and crank arm length will dictate your pedal clearance. In my experience clipless pedals will reduce pedal strikes by a good deal, mostly by virtue of being much narrower (if your shoe glances a rock it'll usually slide past it, rather than a wide metal. Tbf, the cranks are a touch long and it has a pretty low bb, but the glaringly. Instead of a full pedal, a ratcheting variety is a quarter stroke. Typically, you start with the cranks at 3 and 9. I've got a db release 5 that is the king of pedal strikes, a turner flux that isn't too bad, but is noticeable and a specialized epic wc that's. As you approach a gnarly section, you’ll make about a quarter of. My friend was complaining about pedal strikes on his new full sus. I used to get pedal strikes all the time when i first started riding my current bike (canyon strive with dmr vaults), partly a lower bb and massive. Also the static bb height will be different than the actual bb height on a full suspension bike. The bike runs smoothly, but i notice how. You are correct that the suspension action lowers the bb and therefor you can hit your pedals on things that would clear if the sus.

Tbf, the cranks are a touch long and it has a pretty low bb, but the glaringly. My friend was complaining about pedal strikes on his new full sus. You are correct that the suspension action lowers the bb and therefor you can hit your pedals on things that would clear if the sus. Typically, you start with the cranks at 3 and 9. As you approach a gnarly section, you’ll make about a quarter of. Bottom bracket heights and crank arm length will dictate your pedal clearance. In my experience clipless pedals will reduce pedal strikes by a good deal, mostly by virtue of being much narrower (if your shoe glances a rock it'll usually slide past it, rather than a wide metal. I've got a db release 5 that is the king of pedal strikes, a turner flux that isn't too bad, but is noticeable and a specialized epic wc that's. Also the static bb height will be different than the actual bb height on a full suspension bike. The bike runs smoothly, but i notice how.

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Full Suspension Pedal Strike You are correct that the suspension action lowers the bb and therefor you can hit your pedals on things that would clear if the sus. You are correct that the suspension action lowers the bb and therefor you can hit your pedals on things that would clear if the sus. I've got a db release 5 that is the king of pedal strikes, a turner flux that isn't too bad, but is noticeable and a specialized epic wc that's. Tbf, the cranks are a touch long and it has a pretty low bb, but the glaringly. Also the static bb height will be different than the actual bb height on a full suspension bike. My friend was complaining about pedal strikes on his new full sus. I used to get pedal strikes all the time when i first started riding my current bike (canyon strive with dmr vaults), partly a lower bb and massive. In my experience clipless pedals will reduce pedal strikes by a good deal, mostly by virtue of being much narrower (if your shoe glances a rock it'll usually slide past it, rather than a wide metal. Bottom bracket heights and crank arm length will dictate your pedal clearance. Instead of a full pedal, a ratcheting variety is a quarter stroke. The bike runs smoothly, but i notice how. Typically, you start with the cranks at 3 and 9. As you approach a gnarly section, you’ll make about a quarter of.