The recent trend towards shorter crank lengths in mountain biking highlights benefits such as reduced hip angles and fewer pedal strikes, enhancing overall efficiency and rider performance.
With shorter cranks allowing for a smaller pedaling radius, riders can maintain a higher cadence, benefiting from MTB's wider gearing, which is crucial for tackling technical sections.
Manufacturers like Hope and Appleman are responding to this demand for shorter cranks, with Hope recently launching a 135mm crank option, catering to specific rider needs.
The introduction of products like the 135mm Evo cranks not only caters to niche riders but also reinforces brands' commitment to innovation in a competitive market.
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