![]() If the shoe fits wear it, and if the bike fitsride it... a lot. Fitting bikes to people is actually a skill you learn from riding them and fitting a lot of people. Good fit lets you ride until your legs are tired. Your back, butt, neck and hands should not limit your rides. If your bike fit is good, your bike rides will be good as well. A well-fit bike is a joy to own and often tricks you into riding more.
Fit is so important to all riders of all levels. Everyone riding today could use a fit Tune up, and if you ride in pain then you need help. With new riders, or new road riders, a well-fit bike keeps you from learning bad habits. For experienced riders a fitting will allow you to catalog your position. Having your numbers makes setting up a new bike easy, even changing a saddle or bar easy. You could rent a bike in Italy and have it fit perfect if you knew the numbers. Wooden Wheels recognizes the importance of a properly sized bike and we have combined the best reference materials, extensive training, detailed measurement systems and 35 years of experience to offer several fitting options. Getting the correct size bike is the first step to a good fit. To take any guess work out we offer a detailed measurement and 5 point on the bike setup FREE of charge with any bike purchase. But if your looking to take your bike fit to the next level Wooden Wheels is now pleased to offer the BG Fit method. This process includes an extensive pre-fit assessment factoring your unique characteristics;
The entire process takes around 2.5 hours (appointment required) and costs $200.00. If you have any questions or are interested in a fitting please stop in or contact us for an appointment. |
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What makes good fit? The length of your bike and your torso are tied together closer than the size of your frame and the length of your legs. We take a series of measurements to calculate the best possible top tube and stem combinations that would place your upper body upon the bike in an ergonomic and stable position. This position saves your strength for pedaling not fighting the improper position and makes riding more enjoyable.
