Geometry?

Curt Bousquet said:

Can anyone point me toward a good site that gives the basic theories/specs behind the geometry of a
bike, and how all the numbers come together to effect the fit and performance?

I'm looking into a few different frames, and want to understand enough about the numbers to be able
to compare them. I'd also like to know (if one doesn't 'feel' right during a test ride) if the
problem is fixable by adjustment, or if it is a basic problem with the geometry of that bike.

I guess one problem is that I don't trust the fitting done at the shop, and want to make sure I'm
not just being sold what is on the floor instead of what really works for me...

You're being way too analytical about the whole thing. Shop at a couple of places. Narrow it down to
two or three based on feel, then just buy the one that has the best color. I can almost guarantee
you it will be the most expensive of the three. Then get out there and ride and ride and ride and
make it worth every penny.

Regards, Thunder9

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Thu, 08 May 2003 02:35:00 GMT, <[email hidden]>, Curt Bousquet

Quoted message said:

Can anyone point me toward a good site that gives the basic theories/specs behind the geometry of a
bike, and how all the numbers come together to effect the fit and performance?

slowtwitch.comgeometry.htmlOpen ↗
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Curt Bousquet said:

Can anyone point me toward a good site that gives the basic theories/specs behind the geometry of
a bike, and how all the numbers come together to effect the fit and performance?

Try this:

peterwhitecycles.comfitting.htmOpen ↗

Art Harris