Introduction to RideDNA
RideDNA is a parametric bicycle geometry analysis platform by Airborne Bicycle Co. Explore how frame geometry, fork dimensions, wheels, and tires work together rather than evaluating each measurement in isolation.
Geometry, fit, and handling
Stack and reach help compare the front of a frame relative to the bottom bracket. Head angle, fork offset, trail, and wheelbase provide additional context for steering and handling. A component change can affect several measurements at once.
Use the public geometry glossary and guides to understand these relationships before comparing frames or configuring a bicycle.
Explore models and configurations
Airborne frame guides introduce the models and their geometry. The bicycle catalog provides reference measurements and audits, while the interactive Geometry Engine supports component exploration and visual comparisons.
Supported adjustments depend on the frame's actual hardware. Missing manufacturer dimensions remain identified rather than being presented as independently verified specifications.