Leg measurement
mike ives
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Can anyone tell me what is the recommended (guide) degree of measurement that is often used for the difference between the upper and lower leg when setting-up a riding position? Specifically for road bike use.
I realise this can be set via the peddle axle - saddle height but I am sure I saw it mentioned in a past issue of C+.
Thanks
I realise this can be set via the peddle axle - saddle height but I am sure I saw it mentioned in a past issue of C+.
Thanks
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mike ives wrote:Can anyone tell me what is the recommended (guide) degree of measurement that is often used for the difference between the upper and lower leg when setting-up a riding position? Specifically for road bike use.
I realise this can be set via the peddle axle - saddle height but I am sure I saw it mentioned in a past issue of C+.
Thanks
Not sure exactly what you mean. But I think you are referring to your knee angle.
typical range for road and tri is 145-155 degrees.
Hope this helps.
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Yes, that is what I was trying to convey. Many thanks for the information. I am going to go and measure my riding position on my bikes and see how it compares.0
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mike ives wrote:Yes, that is what I was trying to convey. Many thanks for the information. I am going to go and measure my riding position on my bikes and see how it compares.
Forgot to add that you measure when foot is at 6 oclock
PM a side photo and I will check for you0