BikeCAD Pro How To Forum

Hi all,

I am trying to enter Columbus Zona CX double s-bend chainstays data in BikeCAD but I can figure how to enter the right values for B and D.

Not sure about the rest also :-

Please can someone help?

The columbus datasheet here :

and my design :

thanks

Clément

How much overlap between the dropout tab and the chainstay/seatstay is built in to the drawing? Is there a way to adjust this overlap?

Is it possible to add a split chainstay yoke to both drive and non-drive sides. When I currently choose a one sided yoke I only see the possibility to add it to driveside only. I can probably work around this but it would be nice if it was possible. Thanks.

With standard 142mm TA we are using the traditional 135mm spacing for the distance between the dropout inner surfaces as our design reference. What about Boost 148mm spacing, do I use 141mm (135 +7) or do I use the full 148?

Is there a way to add drop out designs into BikeCAD Pro? I have engineering drawings of them so wondered if there was a way of inputting the information so when exported to FreeCAD the bike would look more representative of the final product

Happy to put in the leg work, just wanted to know if it was possible and what format the information needed to be in

Is there a quick check available to ensure that the wheel/tire combo does not contact the downtube under full fork compression?

Hi Brent,

I saw the topic have been discussed few years ago. Have you consider the possibilty to draw truss forks (like jones bikes) on BikeCAD?

It would be very nice to have the possibility to draw the whole bike with truss forks on BikeCAD.

Thanks

Louis

Hi,

I can't export my design on my laptop (PC)?

I have an error : "Fri Sep 03 14:23:47 CEST 2021 :: SVG2PDF Error 1 java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Users\Desktopelo_remi.pdf (Accès refusé)"

Thanks for your help.

Gael

Does anybody know what means the red line marked value on the gearing graph?

Hey Brent, how are you? Lucas and Matías here, Lucas writing. Hope you are doing well. First of all, thank you very much for such awesome software you created. It was the second tool we bought back in 2015, just after our little hobbyist mill and it is essential in our design process. We are writing this topic because we want to ask you about embedding BikeCAD on our website. In October we are planning to launch our first noncustom frameset. A gravel frameset in three sizes and we think that the web version of BikeCAD can be very useful for us and the potential clients.