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Professional Bike Fit - The Best Bang for Your Buck

You bought a new bike, or new-to-you bike, and you've taken it out on a few rides. What is your body telling you?


Have you experienced any of the following while riding? We can help!

-numb hands

-numb feet

-knee pain

-sore back

-sore neck

-sore shoulders

-pain caused by the saddle


We like to dedicate our undivided attention to you during your bike fit, so we only perform personalized fitting services by appointment. Appointments can be made by calling the store 262-965-4144 or emailing our bike fitters: kyle@bikedr.com / maciej@bikedr.com

Appointments are charged at $100/hour. Components are billed separately.


Average session time:

15 minutes - slight discomfort that requires small adjustments without changing components to achieve proper fit

30 minutes - slight to moderate discomfort that requires small adjustments, coaching for posture, and/or changing component(s) size to achieve proper fit

1 hour (session limit) - moderate to high discomfort that requires changing component(s) size to achieve proper fit


What to bring to your fit appointment:

-Bike

-Clothing you normally ride in

-Shoes you normally ride in

-Water

-Towel


Why your bike fit matters

There is a big difference between the posture a rider can sustain for two minutes vs two hours. Our bodies vary greatly (they also change over time), and bikes can't be made to fit every rider out of the box. Customers are usually surprised at how many adjustments can be made on a bike. Every centimeter matters, and with so many boxes to check for proper fit it's nearly impossible for bike companies to equip their bikes to fit every rider perfectly. Some components have an adjustment range and don't require replacement to reposition the rider. Other components are fixed in nature and require replacement to reposition the rider. Our bike fitters explore all possibilities when suggesting changes to improve how the your bike fits you. Our approach is simple, we prefer to look at what's in front of us and apply scientifically proven knowledge to position each rider properly on their bike.