Handlebar height

[Chadvdw67]

Maths is not my strongpoint ???? but I know that it will affected more than that as it isa 67.5° head angle

[DieselnDust]

Good old pythagorus.

 

If your head angle is 70 degrees then a 20mm rise in spacers will give you a 17.3mm vertical height increase and 10mm back. 

 

Edit: I hope - it has been some years since I used sin, cos and tan :-)

 

 

18.8mm up (sin70x20)

6.8mm back (cos70x20)

 

can't use pythagoras because you only have one measurement that is known.

Edited May 25, 2020 by DieselnDust

[DieselnDust]

Maths is not my strongpoint but I know that it will affected more than that as it isa 67.5° head angle

18.5mm up

7.65mm back

[Eldron]

18.8mm up (sin70x20)

6.8mm back (cos70x20)

 

can't use pythagoras because you only have one measurement that is known.

 

Thank you sir!

[Chadvdw67]

Thanks guys, helping me figure some maths things slowly as well ????

[Long Wheel Base]

SLAM

THAT

STEM

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When all this maths gets too hectic, revert back to my suggestion

[Steady Spin]

9 minutes ago, Clarkk said:

 For threaded mountain bikes, you can unscrew the bolt and lock nut using an Allen key and a wrench, respectively. 

What year is this? 

[ChUkKy]