Bike Fitting
Fit is as critical as the type of bike that you purchase!
After nearly 50 years and thousands of fits, we've noticed a common complaint among cyclists: too many put up with pain, and too few power their bike efficiently. One of the top reasons why people quit riding is discomfort. We want to prove that you can be both comfortable and efficient in the saddle.
YOU should invest in a professional bike fit!
- Eliminate discomfort - It's possible to be fast and comfortable.
- Reduce the risk of injury - An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
- Refine efficiency - There's more to speed than brute strength. The strongest rider doesn't necessarily win.
- Improve control - There are plenty of obstacles demanding your attention while on the bike...fit shouldn't be one of them.
- Increase power and speed - Who doesn't want to be faster?
If you haven't been riding pain free or if you feel you're putting in a lot of effort for little return, come in for a free consultation and speak to our certified fit specialist today.
Fit Menu
Recreation Fit
$100
A great value for non-competitive cyclists seeking comfort and efficiency
The Recreation Fit Includes:
- Discuss riding posture and technique
- Saddle height, angle, and fore/aft adjustments
- Stem angle, length, and reach adjustments
- Handlebar angle and hood position (Road)
- Handlebar rise and lever position (MTB)
- Suspension setup (MTB)
Race Fit
$200
Competitive cyclist pursuing optimal efficiency and maximum power
The Race Fit Includes:
- Fit consultation
Context - previous experience, injuries, fitness assessment
Goals - cycling accomplishments within one year
Concerns - overcoming obstacles to success
- Discuss riding posture and technique
- Contact point analysis
Feet - gait analysis, pedals, cleats, crank arms, and shoes
Pelvis - saddle, saddle height, fore/aft, tilt, and shorts
Hands - stem, handlebar, hood angles, lever reach, tape/grips, gloves
- Suspension setup (MTB)
- Printout of fit results
Tri Fit
$300
Competitive triathlete pursuing optimal efficiency and maximum power
The Tri Fit Includes:
- Fit consultation
Context - previous experience, injuries, fitness assessment
Goals - cycling accomplishments within one year
Concerns - overcoming obstacles to success
- Discuss tri-specific posture and technique
Aerodynamics - bike vs rider
- Contact point analysis
Feet - gait analysis, pedals, cleats, crank arms, and shoes
Pelvis - saddle, saddle height, fore/aft, tilt, and shorts
Hands - stem, handlebar, hood angles, lever reach, tape/grips, gloves
Arms - forearm pads, aero extensions
- Upper body fit - hip and shoulder angles
- Printout of fit results