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Yeah, pretty much. Bicycle frames are basically completely rigid vertically, as far as the forces that are normally encountered is concerned. The only possible
by fluoridation 4y ago
Yeah, pretty much. Bicycle frames are basically completely rigid vertically, as far as the forces that are normally encountered is concerned. The only possible source of vertical compliance are the tires and the suspension, if there is any. Some frames may be more or less laterally or torsionally compliant, but I'm skeptic that either makes much of a difference while riding.
- wiredfool 4y agoI'd add saddle rails/saddles, handlebars, and forks to that list of vertically compliant parts. There's also a bit in the wheels, but only 1mm or so.