Your Chainring Undergears Your Stroke.
Pedal power is weaker at the top, stronger at the bottom.
Simply put, your leg strengthens as it straightens.
You begin the downstroke geared for your weakest position. That leaves the remainder of your stroke in that same low gear.
Your chainring ignores strength you could use.Ideally, you want a low gear near the top when your leg is bent, and a higher gear as your leg straightens near the bottom.
That is exactly what CrownRing provides.
CrownRing provides a lower gear at the top, a higher gear at the bottom.
CrownRing allows a comfortable starting ratio. As your leg strengthens, CrownRing increases the ratio to take advantage of your natural power curve.
CrownRing's shape and timing provide extensive technical advantages. But more importantly, for the rider, CrownRing makes better use of your strength while providing a natural, comfortable pedaling experience.
The bicycle should adapt to the rider, not force the rider to adapt to the bicycle.
CrownRing. It's not a miracle. It's only sensible.