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From the catalogue, not by hand
Pick make, model and year — frame sizes, paintwork and the full spec are already there. What the catalogue does not know, you enter yourself; a name is enough.
- Catalogue parts
- 10 887
- Builds
- 2 001
- Brands
- 19
Road · Gravel · MTB
Your bike, with every number you otherwise look up again each time.
The garage is the tool. The calculators use what is in it.
Calculators work without an account
Calculated from the garage
The Grinder · Gravel
45 mm · 23 mm · SV
- front
- 2.2bar
- rear
- 2.4bar
Only the rider weight was asked for. Tyre, rim, valve and accessory weight were already there.
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Every part with its own numbers
Chain, cassette, tyre: width, weight, price and the day the part went on the bike. Where a figure is missing, a dash stands there — and next to it, which one.
At service time the torque is on screen in three seconds instead of in a folder.
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The calculators read your bike
Tyre pressure, gearing, torque. Width and rim are on the bike — the calculator fetches them instead of asking.
It works without a bike too. Then you type the four values yourself, in the same place.
WHO BUILDS THIS
A garage project
VeloCockpit exists because I looked up the torque for my own seatpost three times in a row. So I started writing my bikes down — everything you otherwise dig up again every single time.
Every rider I showed it to said the same thing: I've been looking for that. So it's open now. Good to have you here.
It keeps growing on evenings and weekends — one person, not a company. If something's missing or a number looks wrong, tell me. That's the fastest way it gets better.
Drop me a line ›Before you start
Is yours in there?
19 brands. The coverage page says what the catalogue holds today — for bikes and for parts.
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