Topic: Customized CB 750 - Chassis geometry

[Alan F.]

Here you go!

I can't seem to open those, I've never heard of that file format. Sorry.

[StockRider]

Apple iOS, high efficiency image files..., not so efficient for sharing.

[anotherCB]

StockRider, please teach me, how did you do that?
I don't like the HEIC format, but haven't found an easy way to convert them.

[StockRider]

StockRider, please teach me, how did you do that?
I don't like the HEIC format, but haven't found an easy way to convert them.

anotherCB, I used an online conversion tool (https://convertio.co/heic-jpg/), there are quite a few out there. Some appear to shift the color/saturation a bit from the original image. There are many details here: https://www.cnet.com/news/tools-bridge-between-apple-heic-and-jpeg-photos/. Including how to change storage settings on your device..., that changes the amount of space taken up by photos as well though.

[anotherCB]

Thanks, I'll look into this!

[goodtryer]

If you're using the Photos app on a Mac, you can export the photos to jpeg for posting. (File > Export > Export Photos)

[Alan F.]

That's a pretty big difference in comfort from a small 30mm? change. Have you heard of https://cycle-ergo.com/ you can input your measurements and custom bike measurements too I think, and it'll show you a graphical representation of the change in riding position for small changes.

[anotherCB]

Alan F., yes I use that site occasionally, have selected risers for my GS based on it! And I agree those extra 30 mm and less of a down angle make a big difference.

Stockrider, you are a genius. I went to my iPhone camera settings to Camera-> Formats -> Camera Capture and changed the settings from High Efficiency to Most Compatible. Now all my pictures are saved as jpegs on my phone! Need a SOHC forum to learn about my apple product!!