about a bike fit, you ask them to search historic postings. You have done this a few times. Why? The purpose of this forum is to facilitate bike related conversations and relationships

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. Regarding bike > > > > > > choice, imho, overall bike fit and comfort is more > > > > > > important than tire size on this ride (I know, tire size >

on the bike. Doing complete rest for more than a week, for me, results in some de-conditioning. So beyond a week I would suggest light duty rides. Also, I found that walking on pavement

got a bike fit and recommendations from Dr. Jess in El Cerrito: https://innersport.com/ The best investment I ever made. We all get used to how we set up our bikes, but that doesn'

with some bike fit but then this was the first time I felt it. Regarding the feeling of dehydration, I'm not sure, I get it when riding on hot days. On Friday, September 16, 2022 at 9

a proper bike fit. While I have gone to see a professional >> bike fitter, I feel like he was more geared towards racing / gravel / MTB. >> He did the best he could with his tools

position and bike fit, but my first recommendation would be to > start by making sure your bike is sized to you and it fits you properly *for > the kind of riding you are now doing*

see a bike fit specialist. But, barring that, this > thinking worked for me: > > During long rides, it's important to unload your hands, arms, and, by > extension, shoulders

see a bike fit specialist. But, barring that, this thinking worked for me: During long rides, it's important to unload your hands, arms, and, by extension, shoulders and upper

that professional bike fit and look into a different frame than your current one: >>> You will be much more efficient, more comfortable, and happier riding a bike that truly

get a fit with any of their other people. He's worth the price but the others are not. Good luck! Tina Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 20, 2019, at 3:22 PM, Stephen S wrote: > > Hey

had the bike set up almost identically to my road bike fit. For a Death Ride-type of ride (where you expect to climb for a long time, then descend for a long time) I had a double fixed/fixed

found a bike that fits great, but not been sure how to measure and record that fit? Maybe you got another bike and want the new one to fit the same? Maybe you moved parts from one bike to another

. The bike passed the test ride unloaded, > but the rack started leaning > > intermittently on the wheel one hour into the ride. I had to jury rig the > rack to the steerer tube

stubborn knee pain, I'm looking to > get a professional bike fit. If you know of a bike fitting place in the > city you can recommend, that would be rad. > > Thanks! >

> *Bike Fit* >> >> - Have a professional bike fit done* >> - Specific bike setup advice: >> - Move bars down 1cm to enable a flatter back* >> - Move saddle

good professional bike fit over on the back pain thread. I'd like to give it a try, but this seems like an area where the skill of the practitioner could significantly influence the

net/bike/cleats/ ), but I'd rather not deal with all that > complication and just went for 100% freedom. > > We've all heard the advice of moving your hands all over

had a bike fit assessment and it was (again) noticed that I > have one leg longer (or one shorter) than the other. This meant using a > shim(s) of about 3mm on one shoe. Now I currently

off the bike, especially in cold weather. I don't like wearing my Puma > shoes on longer rides because the sole is too thin and flexible. > > I've noticed that switching

Thanks, all! (Should have checked the archives first, but I appreciate the responses here!) Funny you should mention the saddle, Jenny, as that is what

Bike Fit in Los Altos/Peninsula: For those of you who would like to enhance the quality of riding long distances by getting a bike fit, I'd like to recommend Mike Boester from Undiscovered

Friday reads. Great article, IMO also applicable to randonneuring (or any endurance event). Chris

off the bike. It's a common issue, but one that I didn't know about until I had a bike fit and subsequent physical therapy evaluation. It doesn't always cause problems/

Hi Fellow Randonneurs, For those of you who would like to enhance the quality of riding long

I'm considering a professional bike fitting. But there are a lot of boutiques, studios and

for a bike fit last year. He spent an extra hour working on my shoe, cleat and then insoles (apparently I had high arches and no support). He fixed my cycling shoe fit and then some (no more

this coming season i am hoping to train up for and complete our 1000k. for training i'm hoping to

All, Any recommendation of an excellent place for bike fitting in the bay area? I would like to