Old 02-17-22, 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by base2
Because when the drive side arm rotates 180 degrees, the non-drive side crank arm has a foot on a pedal generating a similar amount of power that is then transferred through the spindle into the attached chain ring.
Yes of course, I just thought the spindle already keeps any potential twisting movement in check, so there's no need to keep the chainring "stiff" in that half of stroke.
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