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25-05.-2008, 11:14 AM
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bike fitting recommendations
Well, after years of adjusting & experimenting and re-adjusting & re-
experimenting with my position -- guess I might have something in common with the Eddy! -- and a collection of 4 bikes, none of which probably fit me correctly, I may finally splurge for a fit check. (Yeah, I know . . . "DUH!") The most common result on my internet serches was the "Fit-Kit." Anyone have experience and/or opinions on this? I've seen a couple others which sound a little more high-tech, but they're all 1,000 mile+ away from me. (I live in western PA. I'll be going to TX in June -- Dallas & San Antonio areas -- for vacation, so I could do something there.) I THINK I pretty much got it nailed down with my latest adjustment . . . but, then again, I thought that the last 157 times I adjusted something . . . |
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25-05.-2008, 09:40 PM
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Re: bike fitting recommendations
On May 24, 7:14*pm, Paul Kossa <anon_a_mo...@msn.com> wrote:
> Well, after years of adjusting & experimenting and re-adjusting & re- > experimenting with my position -- guess I might have something in > common with the Eddy! -- and a collection of 4 bikes, none of which > probably fit me correctly, I may finally splurge for a fit check. > (Yeah, I know . . . "DUH!") *The most common result on my internet > serches was the "Fit-Kit." *Anyone have experience and/or opinions on > this? *I've seen a couple others which sound a little more high-tech, > but they're all 1,000 mile+ away from me. *(I live in > western PA. *I'll be going to TX in June -- Dallas & San Antonio > areas > -- for vacation, so I could do something there.) *I THINK I pretty > much got it nailed down with my latest > adjustment . . . but, then again, I thought that the last 157 times I > adjusted something . . . Not as fan of Ben but Serotta fit techniques do work. See http://www.serotta.com/dealer.html And see if one of these dealers is close. Online or remote fit 'systems' really don't substitute for an 'in person' fit. |
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