RAD measurements application

rob31584
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So I did my RAD the other night. I got 800mm even. Without having access to a bike how can I use this measurement when looking at bikes online?

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7/7/2023 6:59am Edited Date/Time 7/7/2023 7:00am

Lee has a fit calculator online that will do it for you. Just enter geo numbers, stem info, bar info, headset spacers, etc.

Used to be a free 30 day trial, otherwise worth the $20 to get a dialed setup right away when bike shopping.

https://www.llbmtb.com/members/

Handlebar set back is the killer though, they are all over the place and you really need to measure it to be accurate. For comparative purposes, OneUp 35mm rise bar cut to 750mm has a 40mm setback. WeAreOne 35mm rise bar cut to 750 has a 32mm setback. Up sweep and back sweep angles are the same for both bars at 5 degrees and 8 degrees.

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dolface
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7/7/2023 8:12am
Lee has a fit calculator online that will do it for you. Just enter geo numbers, stem info, bar info, headset spacers, etc. Used to be...

Lee has a fit calculator online that will do it for you. Just enter geo numbers, stem info, bar info, headset spacers, etc.

Used to be a free 30 day trial, otherwise worth the $20 to get a dialed setup right away when bike shopping.

https://www.llbmtb.com/members/

Handlebar set back is the killer though, they are all over the place and you really need to measure it to be accurate. For comparative purposes, OneUp 35mm rise bar cut to 750mm has a 40mm setback. WeAreOne 35mm rise bar cut to 750 has a 32mm setback. Up sweep and back sweep angles are the same for both bars at 5 degrees and 8 degrees.

This calculator is free and will give you RAD and RAAD: https://madscientistmtb.com/bike-geometry-compare/

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