The process

A fit is a sequence of measurements, not a vibe. Here's exactly what happens between walking in with your bike and riding out dialed.

01The interview
~15 min

Before anyone touches the bike: how you ride, what hurts, what you're training for, and your injury history. The fit serves your riding, not a formula.
02Off-bike assessment
~20 min

Flexibility, hip range, leg-length differences, foot structure. Your usable range of motion sets the limits the position has to respect — we fit inside it, not at its edge.
03Capture the baseline
~15 min

You ride your bike on the jig, warmed up, while motion capture records your joint angles through the pedal stroke. This is the position you actually hold, not the one you think you hold.
04Change one thing at a time
the core of the session

Saddle, cleats, cockpit — each change is made, measured, and compared against the baseline. You feel each one; the numbers keep us honest. Nothing moves without a reason.
05The report and the recheck
~10 min

Every final measurement is written into a fit report you take home — so any mechanic can rebuild your position, and your next bike starts from data. Performance and Aero fits include a free 30-day recheck.

What we fix, and how

The problems that walk through the door most often — what they usually are, and how the fit addresses them.

Performance Fit

Feels like: Ache around or behind the kneecap, building on climbs.
Usually is: Saddle too low or too far forward, driving the knee over the pedal spindle.
How we address it: Off-bike screen first to rule out asymmetry, then saddle height and setback corrected in the capture session.

Essential Fit

Feels like: Tingling or dead fingers after 60-90 minutes.
Usually is: Too much weight on the bars from an overlong reach or a nose-down saddle.
How we address it: Rebalance weight by leveling the saddle and shortening reach, then re-check wrist angle on the hoods.

Performance Fit

Feels like: Recurring pressure points or chafing on rides over two hours.
Usually is: A saddle that does not match sit-bone width, or rocking hips from a too-high saddle.
How we address it: Measure sit-bone width, test shapes from the saddle library, and correct the height that causes the rocking.

Essential Fit

Feels like: Burning or numbness in the forefoot late in long rides.
Usually is: Cleats too far forward concentrating pressure, or shoes cinched to compensate for a bad platform.
How we address it: Move cleats rearward, check shoe fit and insoles, and spread load across the whole foot.

Performance Fit

Feels like: A dull ache that builds from an hour in, eases when you sit up.
Usually is: A closed hip angle from too much saddle-to-bar drop, or reach that pulls you into a rounded spine.
How we address it: Flexibility screen to find your usable range, then set drop and reach inside it instead of at its limit.

Aero / TT Fit

Feels like: Neck fatigue that forces you off the extensions before your legs are done.
Usually is: A position lower than your shoulders and neck can support for the race duration.
How we address it: Test pad stack and extension angle against how long you can actually hold the line, not how it photographs.

Performance Fit

Feels like: Visible side-to-side rocking, sore hips, chamois wear on one side.
Usually is: Saddle too high, forcing the pelvis to reach for the pedals at the bottom of the stroke.
How we address it: Motion capture shows the exact height where the rocking stops while keeping the knee angle in range.

Performance Fit

Feels like: Pain that only ever shows up on one side, whatever you adjust.
Usually is: A leg-length difference or pelvic asymmetry the bike is amplifying.
How we address it: The off-bike screen finds the asymmetry, then shims, wedges, or cleat offsets even the bike out.