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Bike and body in perfect harmony. Whether you’re a racer on a roadie, commuter on a foldie, or biker on an MTB, we have the knowledge, tools and experience to get you and your bike working as one.

Shopping for a new bike? Remove uncertainty with a pre-purchase fit to select your ideal bike. 

Even if you’re generally happy with your bike set-up, and just want to swap out a saddle or pedals, or consult a fitter regarding a specific issue, we’ll be glad to help.

Basic Fit

Duration: 90—120 minutes
280
  • Get a safe and comfortable cycling position based on anthropometry and professional analysis. Includes shoe and cleat adjustments.

Complete Fit

Duration: 180 minutes
380
  • Improve your position on the bike for increased performance with anthropometry, dynamic fitting and pedaling technique analysis.
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Saddle or Cleat
Analysis

Duration: 60—90 minutes
240
  •  Assess up to three saddles with pressure mapping to determine which is most suitable for you OR optimise your cleat position and pedaling technique.

Second-bike /
Follow-up fit

Duration: 30—60 minutes
120
  •  For returning clients in need of a complete check-up of their position or adjusting a second bike using your previously established position as a base.

General
Consultation

Duration: 60—90 minutes
280
  •  Get a second opinion on a fitting, advice on frame sizing, duplicate setups, advice on performance, training and other cycling-related topics.

On average, 85% of cyclists experience some form of knee, back, neck/shoulder, numbness/tingling, and/or saddle pain when riding. Despite this fact, most assume it’s just part of cycling and suffer through it, hoping their symptoms will just go away. Cycling can and should be pain-free. We’ve been helping cyclists of all disciplines ride with more comfort, power and pleasure since 2013. It begins with a professional bike fitting.

Evolution, Not Revolution

Test, Don’t Guess

All Bodies, Any Bike

Truth be told, the bicycle is a simple machine, and anyone with a ruler and goniometer can do “bike fitting”. Very often, “bike fittings” in bicycle shops are performed by poorly trained, inexperienced individuals driven by commission and up-selling of equipment . The body is a complicated system and each of us is unique, so a good bike fitting actually requires a comprehensive understanding of your body as much as knowing how to adjust a saddle. As a training practice, we keep up-to-date on both body and bike, combining fundamental knowledge of biomechanics, physiology, and exercise with bicycle mechanics for the best possible outcome.

Adapt Bodies, Adjust Bikes

Fitters Fit, Not Systems

Big-Picture, Detail-Oriented

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