Buying a new mountain bike is a big deal. Bikes can be expensive, so doing research and comparing options is important. Product reviews, prices, component options, and color choices are just some of the things to consider.
For many buyers, understanding a bike’s frame geometry measurements can be helpful. For others, numbers don’t tell the whole story.
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Jun 12, 2020
I do since I have designed and built many frames over the decades. Geometry is a consideration for a particular purpose the bike will serve. A for instance, a fun, playful design will differ greatly from a trials frame. Excessive BB drops and steep seat tubes need not apply since those are elements I require to make the cut. As for a frame for a client, that will be designed and built to suit the client needs and desires.