All I can say is that they (knee savers) are widely used and appreciated by
recumbent riders. A simple solution of they scratch your itch.
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Specialized makes some nice stainless steel ones... unfortunately they're
equally expensive at $40. I have them on two bikes (the third has pedals
ordered with custom extra length spindles).
http://www.specialized.com/us/en/ftr/shoes/equipsparepartsshoes/body-geometry-pedal-axle-extenders
On
I kept thinking I'd only paid $20 for them... sure enough, I found the
original order e-mail and I did only pay $20 per pair for them... I now
wish I'd have ordered a few more pair because I've been wanting another set!
On Wed, Nov 6, 2013 at 6:39 PM, Rex Kerr rexk...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, so I have discovered that I really prefer a wider stance width,
q-factor, and so forth. I used to drink the kool-aid on the narrow
q-factor but now I realize it doesn't work with my body.
I have some 1/2 BMX pedals with 9/16ths adaptors and that seems to spread
things out pretty nicely to my
