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Results tagged with cyclocross
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Cyclocross is a form of bicycle racing consisting of short laps over many differing terrains, typically including grass, sand, mud, pavement, rocks and anything the course designer finds at the race site. Each lap also usually includes steep run-ups, barrier obstacles forcing the rider to get off the bike. Cyclocross is not to be confused with gravel riding or gravel bicycles.
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How to calculate bike stand-over height using frameset geometry and wheel radius?
A good approximation can be made using some basic trigonometry and common sense.
I will use WR as wheel radius (i.e. half the wheel diameter) and the numbers refer to the distance indicated in the pi …
