A bike fitting is, in a way, like going to a tailor for a custom-made garment. We do the biomechanical equivalent of “taking your measurements” and then make the necessary adjustments to the bike so the bike fits your body, not the other way around. This is our best shot at achieving comfort, performance, and most importantly, preventing injury.

When you book a session, you’re scheduling a time for me to come to you. I think your own home is likely the best and most relaxed environment to really get to the core of ensuring the best relationship between bike and body.

Once we get settled, it all starts with a conversation. We’ll simply sit down and talk about who you are as a rider, what your goals are, and so on. How you ride is equally, if not, more important than what you ride.

Next, I’ll walk you through a bio-mechanical analysis where, through observing a few movements, we can get to know what your body likes to do naturally. This will allow us to make much more educated and precise adjustments when it comes to matching the bike to what your body’s natural tendencies are. It’s really important to me that you know why we’re doing what we’re doing, so everything will always come with an explanation of its purpose.

We then take all of the knowledge from the first two steps and apply them on the bike. We’ll make all the necessary adjustments in real time so you can immediately feel the difference and your bike will be ready to ride when we’re done. Aside from adjustments, we’ll likely talk about technique-related topics as well, if needed.

Lastly, you’ll get a detailed report of your pre and post-fit measurements as well as everything from your movement analysis for your records and future reference.