With the ROM-Pedal (also known as the eccentric crank) you get back on the saddle faster!

This solution is developed for people who have limitations in bending (or range of motion) their knee, leg or prosthetic. With the ROM-Pedal the affected leg makes a full pedal rotation with a smaller motion. The ROM-Pedal is adjustable and ensures that the leg extension remains normal but the knee bends less.

It allows people with knee problems or people recovering after a knee prosthetic operation to cycle in the correct position. In other words, with your saddle at the right height and the balls of your feet on the pedals!

Should you want to use the ROM-solution on your (electric)cycle and hometrainer, please view the ROM-Flex. 

The ROM-Pedal allows you to maintain the correct cycling position without overexerting your joints.

The ROM-pedal is sometimes confused with the crank shortener (also known as the adjustable pedal arm). With the shortening of the crank, you limit the leg extension required, which makes it appropriate for people with a difference in leg length.

View the installation and operation of the ROM-Pedal in the video.

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• The ROM-pedal from ‘Fietsen op Maat’ fits on every cycle and is easy to install yourself.
• You can install the ROM-Pedal against the existing crank of your (electric) cycle.
• With the instruction manual you can install the pedal to the maximum bend of your knee, leg or prosthetic.
• The ROM-Pedal is adjustable and allows you to adjust the pedal as your recovery progresses.
• View the video for installation and operation.