Ok looks like we are agreed that it won't fit.
The modern geometry of MTBs now is very different from my 1980s frame with a very small triangle.
The angle on the Stoic is pretty acute so probably worse than average which is a shame as I really like the look of this model.
I should probably go...
Re-doing my calculations from that photo...
That gives a run of 268mm at a height of 120mm.
I found the specs for my very large battery...
Too big... but it is a monster and as stated above I don't need that capacity. Still... even if it were 110mm rather than the 120mm I measured...
I'm after a Large frame size
I'm not so convinced... Looking at the picture on the website and trying to extrapolate from the wheel sizes I think the inside triangle is something like this...
i.e. it is 552mm (these are guesstimates) along the inside where the bottle mounts are, 429mm along...
THIS! I thought it was amusing given some of the weather I've been through towards the end of last year, I am UK based.
I'm more interested in the physical dimensions of a Stoic 4 than weather proofing at this point.
Effectively this is a new build. I might re-use components but I'm happy to start again.
My existing battery is a AliExpress standard Hailong 48V Samsung Monster but I don't need that amount of range really
Looking at the Aliexpress website suggests it is Dimension: 370 * 110 * 90mm but in...
My existing commuter transport is a 1980s MTB Diamond Back Ascent Ex with a BBS02 motor and it has worked really well for a while but is slowly suffering from age and torque to its rather diminutive 125mm OLN rear hub. Currently I have a chunky 17.5Ah 48V battery which fits easily in the old...