Bike Fitting with a clear vision.

Bike fitting is a process as individual as your own body

While any bike mechanic can take basic measurements and adjust your saddle to a "correct" height, the key difference is that, unlike most race bikes that are identical when they leave the factory, everyone’s body is unique. What feels perfectly comfortable for one person might cause discomfort for another. That’s why achieving a proper, injury-free fit is often more challenging than it may seem.

To offer the best possible service, expertise is essential. That’s why we’ve partnered with Balanced BikeFits, bringing specialized knowledge directly to your local bike shop.

If you’d like to learn more about the importance of a good bike position, the benefits of a professional fit, or what the various fitting options entail, feel free to visit the Balanced BikeFits website linked below.

Or, you can easily schedule an appointment directly through our online calendar.

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A person on a bicycle trainer inside a room with a man talking, and bicycle saddles on the wall behind them.
Close-up of a bicycle's crankset and chain with laser alignment dots projected on the chainring, crank arm, and rear wheel.
A fluffy, golden-colored dog with a bushy tail standing on a grooming table, viewed through a camera lens or ring light, with grooming equipment and a metal trash can in the background.
A man with a bald head and wearing a black shirt is working on a bicycle, adjusting or repairing the seat.
A man with glasses kneeling on the floor, adjusting shoes on a person standing with their back to the camera, wearing black athletic leggings, with a small dog nearby.