Probably the shorter crank helps. I read somewhere that essentially the
shorter the better, up to a point. Also, a smaller frame will be stiffer,
so less of your effort will go into flexing the tubing and more will propell
the bike. I certainly find my mtb is quite responsive and it has a very
small frame (and a correspondingly long seat tube).
my $.02
Randy.
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