cce":3grhvdw2 said:These measurements didnt start being used until quite recently (mid-2000s i think), so i doubt they'd have been made by the manufacturer. Anyone else would just be getting close with a tape measure like you
http://www.bikegeo.net has a calculator if you have detailed geometry. It seems to be fairly close from a couple of frames whos numbers i've plugged in
Hemming":jb30i3vi said:cce":jb30i3vi said:These measurements didnt start being used until quite recently (mid-2000s i think), so i doubt they'd have been made by the manufacturer. Anyone else would just be getting close with a tape measure like you
http://www.bikegeo.net has a calculator if you have detailed geometry. It seems to be fairly close from a couple of frames whos numbers i've plugged in
The thought actually crossed my mind that they weren't invented back then.
Thanks a lot for the link! I'll see if I can dig out the exact numbers and plug them in. But if say yours are fairly close then that is probably as close as I get.
cce":14wj5ttt said:Hemming":14wj5ttt said:cce":14wj5ttt said:These measurements didnt start being used until quite recently (mid-2000s i think), so i doubt they'd have been made by the manufacturer. Anyone else would just be getting close with a tape measure like you
http://www.bikegeo.net has a calculator if you have detailed geometry. It seems to be fairly close from a couple of frames whos numbers i've plugged in
The thought actually crossed my mind that they weren't invented back then.
Thanks a lot for the link! I'll see if I can dig out the exact numbers and plug them in. But if say yours are fairly close then that is probably as close as I get.
i put in the numbers for my kinesis T2 from the kinesis website, it was with 2-3mm on both figures of the official kinesis number