Cryptic frame measurents
02-18-17, 04:30 PM
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Cryptic frame measurents
Hello! I'm here again asking for knowledge. I was studying different frames and came across to a somewhat cryptic data sheet.
There are two framesets in the picture, the left one is an ENE-CICLO C-2, and the other one, known as "St. Johns", is from "THE LIGHT BLUE".
The data for the Ene-Ciclo has two columns I can't understand: "F.C" and "R.C." What could those measurements be? I highlighted the more similar sizes to compare, but I'm still puzzled. Any idea?
There are two framesets in the picture, the left one is an ENE-CICLO C-2, and the other one, known as "St. Johns", is from "THE LIGHT BLUE".
The data for the Ene-Ciclo has two columns I can't understand: "F.C" and "R.C." What could those measurements be? I highlighted the more similar sizes to compare, but I'm still puzzled. Any idea?
Last edited by curbowman; 02-18-17 at 04:31 PM. Reason: spelling mistake
02-18-17, 04:45 PM
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I think is the distance from the BB. Front Center of the hub to BB and Rear Center of the hub to BB (chainstay length).
02-18-17, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by GerryinHouston
I think is the distance from the BB. Front Center of the hub to BB and Rear Center of the hub to BB (chainstay length).
02-18-17, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by curbowman
Of course! That's why the chainstay length is the same on every size: they have to use the same tires. Thank you very much!
