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It's not the effort that would be a problem, it's the time. I like the crank seat adjustment on my VW when it comes to fine adjustability, but if I want to recl
by frosted-flakes 6y ago
It's not the effort that would be a problem, it's the time. I like the crank seat adjustment on my VW when it comes to fine adjustability, but if I want to recline the seat back all the way it ... just ... takes ... way ... too ... long.
A longer crank handle would just make it take longer. And I don't want to stand full time. I tried that for a few weeks with a makeshift standing desk (a bunch of boxes stacked on top of my filing cabinet to the correct height) just to see if I would like it, and it was great for an hour or three, but I did not want to stand all day. Ideally, I'd be able to switch modes 2-4 times a day.
- chiefalchemist 6y agoTo clarify, I trying to mindful of the fact that you might have a disability of some sort. The longer handle would make it faster because the same amount of energy would move the "dial" further. That said, your actual question is: How many total crank rotations to get from lowest to highest?