planet x nanolight geometry
alp aslan
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Hi, I decided to buy a nanolight but planet -x customer service can't help about sizing.
I have to learn c-c size because my height is beetwen s and xs. I can't imagine toptube higher or lower from seat tube top. nanolight users please help; howmuch is lenght beetwen toptube and seattube or please look in the below picture
I have to learn c-c size because my height is beetwen s and xs. I can't imagine toptube higher or lower from seat tube top. nanolight users please help; howmuch is lenght beetwen toptube and seattube or please look in the below picture
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Why is this measurement so important to you? Surely the most important measurement is top tube length which Planet X give you on their website?
I have a small Nanolight - I'll measure 'x' tonight if I remember. FWIW I'm 5'8" and the small is on the small side for me (which is how I wanted it). I'm running a 110mm stem and have quite a drop from saddle to bars.More problems but still living....0 -
If it helps, I have just got a large nono light and im 6 foot 10
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x is more or less exactly the 'opposite' of a triangle from centre of BB to top of x to top of seat tube, and the seta tube is the hypoteneuse. So do a bit of trigonometry and you can get x. This is where I'll start struggling, but I think it's:
Tan = Opp/Adjacent, so
Tan of 74degrees or whatever the seat tube angle is = x/seat tube from centre BB to top.
Voila. I'll let you do the rest (Google tangent value for seat tube angle and fill in seat tube length).0 -
After 26 years, learning trigonometry for Maths O level finally proves its worth :?0
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PX helped me out with sizing - I said one size and after giving my measurements in - they advised me to (correctly) go one size up. Perfect. I'd listen to them.0
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The measurement on my small Nanolight (53.5cm top tube) exactly as indicated (centre of BB vertically to centre of top tube) is 47cm.More problems but still living....0