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Dylan
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My question has to do with the amount of fore/aft lay back a bicycle seat will have for a given
frame geometry and seat height. For example, I'm trying to compare two seperate frame sizes of a
given racing bicycle. One is slightly smaller than the other, 53cm and 54cm (this measurement is
taken from the center of the bottom bracket, or crank spindle to the center of the seattube/toptube
junction). The 53cm frame has a seattube angle of 73.5 degrees. The 54cm frame has a seattube angle
of 74 degrees.
Now the question is, what formula(s) (given my proper seat height of 73cm taken from the center of
the bottom bracket to the top center of the seat) can be used to find the difference in horizontal
fore/aft postion of the seat between the two frames?
Also, I would like to be able to use this formula to find the differences on other frame sizes and
seat heights.
Any help would be appreciated....
Mathematically Challenged
frame geometry and seat height. For example, I'm trying to compare two seperate frame sizes of a
given racing bicycle. One is slightly smaller than the other, 53cm and 54cm (this measurement is
taken from the center of the bottom bracket, or crank spindle to the center of the seattube/toptube
junction). The 53cm frame has a seattube angle of 73.5 degrees. The 54cm frame has a seattube angle
of 74 degrees.
Now the question is, what formula(s) (given my proper seat height of 73cm taken from the center of
the bottom bracket to the top center of the seat) can be used to find the difference in horizontal
fore/aft postion of the seat between the two frames?
Also, I would like to be able to use this formula to find the differences on other frame sizes and
seat heights.
Any help would be appreciated....
Mathematically Challenged