Velopedia

Bicycle Knowledge,
Specifications & Tools

Velopedia brings historical bicycle specifications, technical references, practical guides, original archive research, private records for bicycles you own, and workshop tools together for riders and mechanics. Fit and geometry tools connect rider measurements with real bicycle geometry preserved in the Velopedia Archive.

Documentation that supports resale

Help protect your bike’s value with a documented history.

A well-maintained bike and an undocumented bike can look nearly identical in a listing. Bring its identity, upgrades, service and supporting evidence together so buyers can see the care behind the bicycle and better understand the asking price.

  • Complete core report is free
  • Private until you share
  • Clear source labels

Optional private maintenance mileage Compatible with Strava, free to connect, and kept inside My Garage. Use cumulative bicycle mileage to time maintenance without putting ride details, Strava names or mileage into buyer reports.

A report presents source-labeled records; it is not an appraisal, proof of ownership, an independent mechanical inspection or a guarantee of condition or sale price.

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Document the bike you own

Create a private record for any physical bicycle—even without an Archive match—track its setup, upgrades, inspections and service history, then share a free documented report. An optional one-time Report Plus package adds a protected photo gallery and supporting files.

Fit & Geometry

Start with the rider. Understand the bike.

Use the pair to connect rider measurements with real bicycle geometry preserved in the Velopedia Archive.
Workshop Tools

Build, set up and service the bike.

Five more transparent calculators for common workshop questions.

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Latest Entries

Split Pivot Suspension

Summary Split Pivot is a four-bar rear suspension system developed by David Weagle and identified by a linkage pivot concentric […]

Maestro Suspension

Summary Maestro is Giant Bicycles’ dual-short-link rear suspension system. A rigid rear triangle is connected to the main frame by […]

Four-Bar Suspension

Summary Four-bar suspension is a family of bicycle suspension systems built around four rigid members connected in a closed loop […]

ISCG

Summary ISCG is the original International Standard Chain Guide interface introduced in 2003. It defines the position of three threaded […]

ISCG-05

Summary ISCG-05 is a standardized frame interface for mounting chain guides, bash guards, and related drivetrain-protection devices near a bicycle’s […]

Chain Guide

Summary A chain guide is a drivetrain component that limits chain movement around the chainring to reduce the chance of […]

A reference built around bicycles.

Velopedia connects technical explanations, practical guides, historical model data, original archive research, workshop tools, and private records for documenting the bicycle you actually own.

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