OK, fine.
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A quick way to measure frame geometry
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With posts like that I've got a frame measuring suggestion for ya.
Go to the top of the Empire State building and ride your bike off the side. Get your buddy on the 69th floor to video tape this... Using the play back, calculate your velocity and from that the size of the frame tubes that are close the vertical.
Those you can't measure from the video footage, get your buddy to smash one of the windows, grab a tape measure and jump out onto the street to measure what's left of the bike...
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Resistorlead said:
OK, fine.
Is there a question being posed?
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alienator said:
Is there a question being posed?
There was a half as$Ed attempt at humor that made menlook like a world class comedian...
... Then sadly it was edited.
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I miss all the fun.
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The technique works and has served me well, but is either too stupid or too brilliant for the audience here, so was deleted. Discussions with fools are risky since the audience often can't tell who's who.
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What the hey, I'll try again...
quick web page on my frame measurement method
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