Setavento Custom Bicycle Frames

ALL SETAVENTO TITANIUM FRAMES ARE CUSTOM MADE FOR A PERFECT FIT

As all Setavento frames are custom made to customer requirements we work with you to get your frame size right. We have built frames for all types of riders including recreational riders who get out on sunny weekends to hard core racers who ride every day. Whatever type of rider you are we will guide you through the process to get the best possible fit with your Setavento titanium frame.

DON'T FORGET TO CHOOSE FORKS, H/S AND OTHER CUSTOM OPTIONS

YOUR DIMENSIONS AND MEASUREMENTS

To start, we need your body dimensions, and measurements from your existing bike. If you already know precisely what you want you want please skip this section - you can jump to the form at the bottom of this page where you can input frame details. Otherwise, read on...

We usually combine three types of information to arrive at your ideal frame dimensions:

	We use your body measurements and take into account individual variations such as in flexibility, leg strength, and fitness
	We use dimensions from your existing bike and variations you can specify
	We ask about your riding style, type of riding, component choice, and preferences, and feed these into a model of your position on the bike

Once we have worked out a suitable position we derive a frame size based on your requirements and preferences. If required, we will send you a scale drawing of your frame to illustrate your position on the bike. You can then tell us how you would like your new frame to vary, or ask us to work out the best fit. Note, if you've got one, it's always useful to use an existing bike as a guide to sanity check what works for you personally.

Please note, if we see something that simply looks like it won't work we will say so! However, it's important to be precise with the dimensions you supply.

There is a simple two stage process to get the information we need:

	Follow the instructions below to measure your body and input your measurements to calculate the correct frame dimensions. Measuring your body should take around 5 to 10 minutes. For the measurements it's alot easier if someone else gives you a hand
	Measure your existing bicycle frame and fill in the form at the bottom of this page with any changes in dimensions you want

Note: This form can be used for both road and MTB frames - just watch out for the section headings to see what you need to provide.

CUSTOM MEASUREMENTS FORM

Contact Information	Occasionally there are problems with email. Please ensure the email address you have given works, and if you don't hear from us promptly get in touch.
Name	Email Address*
Phone Number (Where we can reach in the event of a query)	* Your name and email address are used at this stage purely to link your preferences with yourself. We don't keep a permanent record and will not email you until you confirm an order. If you want to go on our mailing list for future offers you can do so here.

Background Information
Gender Male Female	Height Weight
Flexibility: Would you rate yourself as physically flexible? Yes No Do you want to race in a head-down racing position? Yes No Please rate your flexibility on the following scale. When you bend over your fingers can touch and hold your; Kneecaps Shins Ankles Feet Palms on the ground	Upper Body Mass: (This is used to assess your center of gravity on the bike. A heavier upper body makes a small increase to the length of the top tube.) Skinny/Slim/Light Athletically muscular Pinch-an-Inch or two... Large or Heavy from weight training Extra-Large

Preferences & Experience - Road, TT, Track, etc
Frame Type: Standard Geometry Compact Geometry	Main Types of Riding that you will be doing with your new frame: Recreational riding Road Racing Criteriums
Handling Preference: (For crits fast handling is good, most modern frames are neutral, and in the 1970's professional riders like Eddy Merkx preferred Slow'n'Steady- it's more restful for long distance races!) Fast Neutral Slow	Cycling Experience: (These questions help us to assess your general cycling condition) Recreational cycling Regular weekly cyclist Race occasionally Race regularly Professional racing cyclist Approximate Annual Mileage:

Preferences & Experience - MTB Frames	This section goes beyond fit and includes MTB specific frame specification.
Fork Types: Rigid fork - please supply length at the bottom of this form Suspension - Up to 80mm Travel Suspension - Up to 100mm Travel Suspension - Up to 120mm Travel Suspension - Greater than 120mm Travel Unknown Fork Travel	Main Types of MTB Riding: General Recreational riding Trails Riding Racing - Enduros Racing - Other
Handling Preference: Fast Neutral Slow	Cycling Experience: (These questions help us to assess your general cycling condition) Recreational cycling Regular weekly cyclist Race occasionally Race regularly Professional racing cyclist Approximate Annual Mileage:

Body Measurements
Inseam	This is the distance from the floor to the bones between your legs you use to sit on your saddle.
Arm length	Measure from the end of your collarbone (the pointy bit!) to a pencil held in a fist with arm outstretched at 90 degrees to torso.
Torso Length	Measure from floor to notch at base of neck under Adam's apple. Subtract Inseam measurement to give value.

Customer Specified Bicycle Frame Dimensions	Please enter measurements from your existing bike, or the specification for your new Setavento frame, below.

If you would like to match the geometry of an existing frame or would like a variation based on it please enter the dimensions below	Note: All measurements are centre to centre
Seat Tube Length	Top Tube Length
Down Tube Length Head Tube Length	Seat Tube Angle (if known) degrees Head Tube Angle (if known) degrees
Bottom Bracket Height from Ground	Chainstay Length
Current Stem Length
Make & Model of Existing Frame	Year of Manufacture
Comments: Please enter any other relevant information here.	Would you like someone to contact you to confirm or discuss the dimensions of your bicycle frame? Yes No


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