Hiro
Thanks for the FC measurement. I woul have NO TCO problems with a 54cm
Saluki or AHH.
John Hawrylak
Woodstown NJ
On Friday, August 4, 2017 at 8:30:58 PM UTC-4, Hiro Shimizu wrote:
> My 54cm AHH has 60.2cm. It is a Toyo made.
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> Hiro
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> 2017年8月4日金曜日 23時59分22秒 UTC+9 John Hawrylak:
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John
It is 60.2cm with My Toyo made 54cm AHH.
Hiro
2017年8月4日金曜日 23時59分22秒 UTC+9 John Hawrylak:
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> If anyone has a 54cm Saluki or AHH (650B), I would appreciate it if you
> could measure and post the Front Center distance, distance from the crank
> center to the front axle center. The RBW
My 54cm AHH has 60.2cm. It is a Toyo made.
Hiro
2017年8月4日金曜日 23時59分22秒 UTC+9 John Hawrylak:
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> If anyone has a 54cm Saluki or AHH (650B), I would appreciate it if you
> could measure and post the Front Center distance, distance from the crank
> center to the front axle center. The RBW specs d
W] Re: 54cm Saluki - Front Center Measurement
It's the bigger one, the 54 that has the slacker 72 STA.
The smaller one, the 52, has a steeper 72.5 STA
Maybe that's why you have it flipped?
On Friday, August 4, 2017 at 2:31:06 PM UTC-7, John Hawrylak wrote:
Bill
I agree with your me
It's the bigger one, the 54 that has the slacker 72 STA.
The smaller one, the 52, has a steeper 72.5 STA
Maybe that's why you have it flipped?
On Friday, August 4, 2017 at 2:31:06 PM UTC-7, John Hawrylak wrote:
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> Bill
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> I agree with your methodology. I'm a little confused on the 5mm
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Bill
I agree with your methodology. I'm a little confused on the 5mm
"adjustment" for the STA difference (72 on 52 and 72,5 on the 54).
If the 52cm/72deg TSA shifts it's FC forward, wouldn't the 5mm be ADDED to
the 52 FC to get the 54 FC, i.e
54cm FC = 59.0 + 1.5 (TTL delta) + 0.5 (STA delta
In the absence of a measurement, you could do a rough estimate.
Assume we believe that the 52cm 650B Hilsen has a 59cm front center.
That's in the geo-chart
Let's mutually grumble that there is no front center for the 54 or the 56.
Grumble...
But the 54 has the identical fork and the identic
