I an comissioning a custom 'badge' for the head tube for one of my bikes. The artist needs to know the size of the head tube, the diameter. I do not see any markings on the head tube itself. Does anyone know the diamter of a 2003 Specialized Sequoia 55cm aluminum frame?
I an comissioning a custom 'badge' for the head tube for one of my bikes. The artist needs to know the size of the head tube, the diameter. I do not see any markings on the head tube itself. Does anyone know the diamter of a 2003 Specialized Sequoia 55cm aluminum frame?
Mike
Circumference is pi*d or something, c'mon, where are the engineers, you finally have a mission!!!
I an comissioning a custom 'badge' for the head tube for one of my bikes. The artist needs to know the size of the head tube, the diameter. I do not see any markings on the head tube itself. Does anyone know the diamter of a 2003 Specialized Sequoia 55cm aluminum frame?
Mike
Circumference is pi*d or something, c'mon, where are the engineers, you finally have a mission!!!
Granted that is the formula. Rather than mistakenly tell the artist the head tube is 71.2mm it would be much easier and more precise if someone knows this bike has a 70mm or 72mm head tube.
The equation is normally express 2*Pi*R, and this is the same as Pi*DIAMETER.
I an comissioning a custom 'badge' for the head tube for one of my bikes. The artist needs to know the size of the head tube, the diameter. I do not see any markings on the head tube itself. Does anyone know the diamter of a 2003 Specialized Sequoia 55cm aluminum frame?
If you can see the bike, wouldn't it be best to just measure it yourself, perhaps with a strip of paper that you then put against a ruler?
Also, the Sequoia with its integrated headset has a head tube that flares at the ends. Depending on where you expect to put the badge, the outer diameter could vary:
And I believe the frame is clearcoated (at least I think my 2003 Sequoia Sport is), so that could affect the effective outer diameter too from frame to frame.
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Granted that is the formula. Rather than mistakenly tell the artist the head tube is 71.2mm it would be much easier and more precise if someone knows this bike has a 70mm or 72mm head tube.
No, it would be more precise to actually measure the diameter, including the paint layers. There is no way to know how thick the paint is on your particular example.