BikeCAD Pro How To Forum

the seat tube usually terminates at the bb. but i need the bb. to be 130mm forward of that point

Love the update!

In regards to the dropper post color, right now when you change the color of the actual sliding portion of the dropper it changes the color of the whole dropper, is it possible to have two different colors, one for the post and one for the sliding portion, similar to the Fox Transfer?

Also it would be really awesome to have an overlay of tubes w/ butting profiles on the tubes to ensure everything fits. Right now I am stuck bringing everything into autocad and that is a real PITA.

I've recently learned of an issue that may affect some BikeCAD Pro users running PCs with ultra HD monitors. With the help of Alex Cook of A-train Cycles, I've discovered a solution.

Below is an image containing portions of two screen captures. The top portion appears blurry while the bottom portion appears crisp and clear. Both the top and bottom portions were taken of BikeCAD version 13 on an ultra-HD monitor with Windows 10 set to display text and icons at 250% of normal size. Why is one blurry and the other clear?

Ummm, what do I do now? Avast keeps on blocking it thinking that it is a trojan horse.

Help

Thanks

DW

How do I activate Toe clearance?

Hi: I am enjoying learning to use BikeCAD Pro. My goal is to build a frame/frames for personal/hobby use. At this point, I am planning on using steel tubing. Everything I read suggests custom frame builders will take rider weight and bike riding application (e.g. road vs cross) into consideration when choosing a tube set. I have been looking at bike geometrys online gain insight into frame design.

Maybe this is too bumb to ask, but can the same configuration files be use on both a Mac and PC?

Hey all,

I did a quick glance, but didn't see it covered... How do we input more fonts into the program?

Can anyone break it down in simple, easy to follow instructions for a non tech saavy guy like myself?

Thanks!

DW

I input 'custom' wheel rim and tire dimensions, and saved that particular rim and tire combination into my dropdown menu as a 'standard'.

I then realized I had the entered the wrong overall tire diameter, so I changed it and saved this as another 'standard' set, with a different name; I would have rather edited or overwrote the initial setting(s) I saved.

I'm guessing there may be at least one way to do this, involving pulling up personal configuration data and editing it...

Is there an easier way (any way at all)?

If I input "L" for a fox fork (e.g. 527 mm), travel of 120 mm, sag of 24 mm (i.e. 20% sag) and head tube angle of 69 degrees, will final drawing reflect that head tube angle at 20% sag?

Thanks, Daniel