Bike fit - done the right way

[norbs]

Interesting. I have heard good things about Steve Hogg, but at $600, a bit out of my price range.

[CLP]

+1000000 for the "worth it" bit.

can't really comment on the specifics of where you went of course, but i know that both Miss V and myself came away from our bike fits (@ BMCR) feeling a lot better on the bike, plus armed with a bit more info about what we are doing right, and probably more importantly, what we were doing wrong and how to correct it.


Makes a world of difference, that's for sure!

[CLP]

I can go back for further tweaks/follow ups at no cost, which is really nice.

That's an awesome value-add for a bike fit. Don't think i could do that,.. at least, it wasn't specifically mentioned. Pete at BMCR is pretty cool, so i suspect he'd probably help out if things weren't quite right.. that's the kind of shop they are, and why people go back

[smithcorp]

Athlete Lab seems pretty good. We had a relationship with them through our firm's sponsorship of the Financial Review cycle challenge and they offered us a month's free membership and discounted rates. Our team members trained there a few times and they supplied Giant carbon bikes (with electric shifters) for folk to ride at the Sydney challenge. Friendly, helpful folk.

I might go and see them about my fit with my wonky arm, based on Avro's report.

[Brett_S]

Hmmm - might give this a go.. Did you just call them to book a session?

[Jamo]

$600 to have some prat shoot lasers at you! Little Miss would kill you!

I got mine done for Bonnie at TBSM and though the bloke was worried about my back it seemed to go well, those powered resistance roller thingies are pretty sweet.

[CLP]

$600 to have some prat shoot lasers at you! Little Miss would kill you!

yeah.. but they're special bike fitting lasers! if you explain it like that, no one could possibly get into trouble!