What crank legnth for 24"?

I would consult the Unicyclopedia, it has alot of good info to help you
differentiate between the advantages and disavantages to each crank
length.

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/The_Unicyclopedia
(Look under the hardware section)

General rule is:
smaller = faster
larger = better hill climbing, control, maneuverability

What crank size you should use really depends on what kind of riding
you plan on doing.

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125s or possibly shorter. Bearing in mind that the standard crank length
for the KH muni is 150mm and it's used for the most extreme hills you
can afford to go a fair bit shorter. Most 36" riders use 125s or
shorter even when crossing mountain ranges so on a 24" you'll still be
able to hit any road hill.

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