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Fitnerd
PostPosted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 10:30 pm 
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Does anyone have a good road frame diagram that you use for tracking your measurements? I'm looking for something that already has all the important distances labeled and I can just fill in the lengths.

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I think if you use any of the on line fit calculators by doing a screen shot you will be fine. I think Competitive Cyclist has one on their website.

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AFAIR I got some PS file from the Park Tools web site, but I didn't save the URL, sorry. (It's saved on my computer as "positionroad.ps", maybe search for that?)
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You can't miss the chart when you go to the park tool website. It is also super easy to use
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Thanks you everyone

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