BikeCAD Pro How To Forum

Hi all,

is ther a way to print the drawing in a way that they fill my a4 paper?

thanks, mick

Hi,

I would likt to export the svg but withe the auxiliary view for the Says, But it always focuses on the Frame an the chainstays will not be exported. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks Patrick

Good evening all,

Im pretty much brand new to cycle design and frame building, and having BikeCAD Pro to visualise my idea prior to cutting anything is brilliant. Im finding the software largely very intuitive, but have a pretty noob question all the same.

Im sure theres something glaringly obvious that im missing but it's late and the ol grey matter isnt firing on all cylinders.

Please I need some help.

I'm trying to fix the chainline offset as I'm designing a frame using Shimano Alfine 11 DI2 (SG-S705) and the Gates Carbon Drive.

I'm having a 12mm issue on the chain line.

So far I've got able to draw a assymetric chainstay to go around the belt avoiding a chainstay coupler and enabling larger tire clearance.

Is there anyway to change the configuration file location so I can have it stored online, so my laptop can see the latest parts I have created, without the need to copy them over all the time?

What is the best way to simulate the Columbus Aero Megatube.

It has a 51x32 cross section.

I know under tubing tab there is an "Aero" selection under the downtube, and I assume "chord length" is the depth of the tube, but what is "leading edge offset"?

I have just gone to install the recent upgrade to 12.5 on my recently upgraded to Win 10 machine.

It comes up and shows the install screen, and Part 1 of 4, but doesn't progress past that. On Windows 7 you could right click and 'Run as Admin' when it got stuck here,but no option exits on Win 10, that I have yet found.

Do you have any ideas?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi guys my name is Stefanos and I am starting my own design with BikeCAD. Do you know how I can print a jig plan so as to build a bamboo bike?

thanks in advance.

Hi all,

I would like the chainstays to be as low as possible on my frames meaning that I want the lower part of the chainstay to come out flush with the bottom of my bb. I had a look in the chain stay section but I'm not quite sure how to work it out, i realise i can fill in a negative value for E and this will lower it, but I am not sure what E stands for. mm under or above center bb?

thanks, mick

Hi everybody,

I have troubles setting the hydra with the "Bike Machinery X" and "Bike Machinery Y" values provided by BikeCad.

I am building a frame for myself, to get to know the hydra. BikeCAD gives me a X value of 526 and a Y value of 276 for the head tube- bottom distance.

There seems to be a calculation step to use to be able to use these values to adjust the jig, but i do not get it.

The jig is third hand and I have no manual to refer to.