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If you are interested in messing around with these settings and many more, look at the great parametric bicycle cad system “Bikecad”. Brett curry maintains and

If you are interested in messing around with these settings and many more, look at the great parametric bicycle cad system “Bikecad”. Brett curry maintains and updates it for eons now. And crazy licensing — one time payment gets lifetime of updates.

smartbit 6y ago
Nice! https://www.bikecad.ca/ https://www.bikecad.ca/ Costs CAD500 is a one time fee. Runs on Linux, Mac and Windows. A Free online version is also available. It takes >5min to load, just be patient.
- unicornporn 6y ago
  https://www.bikegeocalc.com https://www.bikegeocalc.com if you want something more simple. Use it all the time.
- app4soft 6y ago
  There is also rattleCAD app developed by Manfred Rosenberger.[0] rattleCAD <= 3.x was fully free & open-source, but actually rattleCAD 4.0 is proprietary with freeware/demo version & few subscription modes.[1] [0] http://www.rattlecad.com/ http://www.rattlecad.com/ [1] http://www.rattlecad.com/download.html http://www.rattlecad.com/download.html
loeg 6y ago
If you want to compare a bunch of bikes, https://geometrygeeks.bike/ https://geometrygeeks.bike/ has a solid database of geometry data.
zbtaylor1 6y ago
For anyone interested in tracking their own bike fit at home, I've been building a web app based on the park tools road positioning chart (https://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/road-positioning-chart https://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/road-positioning-c...). This is different than frame geometry, which is what is being discussed in this 99spokes article, but it's quite useful for anyone that likes to play with their fit or wants to transfer their current fit to a new frame. It's a work in progress, but the app can be found here: http://app.mybike.fit http://app.mybike.fit.