Saddle Height Woes

[SpokeyDokey]

Not that interesting imo.

We're all different, I suppose. I like trigonometry, so tend to think in terms of thetas, sines, cosines and suchlike when considering seat heights and knee angles (and many other things). Not that I'd ever bother anyone else with it (they'd think I was mad, and would probably have a point!).

Steve

I see where you are coming from now Steve.

I guess we are very different - instead of trig functions I think of seat heights and knee angles in terms of a piece of string tied to a rusty nut I found in the back of the garage.

 

[S.Giles]

I guess we are very different - instead of trig functions I think of seat heights and knee angles in terms of a piece of string tied to a rusty nut I found in the back of the garage.

It's essentially the same thing, just dressed-up differently! :-)