FICTIONAL EXAMPLE - NOT A RIDER RECORD. Do not use these values to adjust a bicycle.
OpenBikeFit setup card
SAMPLE — Fictional workshop bike
Road · generated 2026-09-21T00:00:00.000Z
- Profile created
- 2026-09-21T00:00:00.000Z
- Profile updated
- 2026-09-21T00:00:00.000Z
- Profile ID / version
- fictional-workshop-example · v1
Measurement record only — not a fit verdict. Values are meaningful only with the printed definitions, directions and reference points.
Fictional example — not for physical work
Frame coordinates
- Frame stack
- 565 mm
- Definition / direction: BB centre to the saved frame stack point; vertical distance.
- Frame reach
- 390 mm
- Definition / direction: BB centre to the saved frame reach point; horizontal distance.
Fictional example — not for physical work
Saddle and drivetrain
- Saddle model
- Not recorded
- Saddle height
- 742 mm
- Definition / direction: BB centre to the declared saddle reference.
- Saddle setback
- 58 mm
- Definition / direction: BB vertical to the declared saddle reference; positive means behind the BB.
- Saddle tilt
- Not recorded
- Definition / direction: Declared saddle surface relative to level; positive means nose-up.
- Crank length
- 170 mm
Fictional example — not for physical work
Cockpit and controls
- Bar / hood reach
- 612 mm
- Definition / direction: Declared saddle reference to declared bar/hood reference; positive means forward.
- Bar / hood drop
- 72 mm
- Definition / direction: Declared saddle reference to declared bar/hood reference; positive means the bar is lower.
- Head / steerer angle
- Not recorded
- Definition / direction: Head / steerer axis measured from the forward horizontal.
- Spacers below stem
- Not recorded
- Definition / direction: Total spacer height below the stem measured along the steerer axis.
- Stem length
- Not recorded
- Actual stem angle
- Not recorded
- Definition / direction: Actual stem centreline measured from horizontal; positive means rising.
- Handlebar width
- 400 mm
- Definition / direction: Recorded bar width; preserve the saved bar notes and original measurement convention.
- Hood angle
- Not recorded
- Definition / direction: Declared hood-top surface relative to level; positive means nose-up.
- Hood height offset
- Not recorded
- Definition / direction: Chosen hood point relative to the declared bar datum; positive means above.
Fictional example — not for physical work
Measurement references
- Saddle reference
- Example: marked saddle centreline at an 80 mm width station
- Bar / hood reference
- Example: marked point in the right hood trough
- Saddle contact convention
- Example: the same marked width station for every reading
- Measurement-reference notes
- FICTIONAL EXAMPLE — NOT A RIDER RECORD. Do not use these values to adjust a bicycle.
- Structured cockpit point type
- Not recorded
- Cockpit bike-level method
- Not recorded
- Cockpit horizontal method
- Not recorded
- Cockpit vertical method
- Not recorded
- Cockpit datum captured at
- Not recorded
Fictional example — not for physical work
Angle and hood-height references
- Saddle tilt surface
- Not recorded
- Hood angle surface
- Not recorded
- Hood height datum
- Not recorded
- Level / zero method
- Not recorded
- Contact-reference notes
- Not recorded
Fictional example — not for physical work
Component notes
- Crank notes
- Not recorded
- Stem notes
- Not recorded
- Handlebar / controls notes
- Example convention: centre-to-centre at the hoods. Fictional values, not a suggested width.