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iRIDE Bike Fit
iRIDE Bike Fit

Bike Fitting

The perfect bike should be tailor made to fit your body. Ensuring your bike matches your biomechanics is the key to increased comfort, optimized performance and injury prevention. So, whether you want max comfort on your commute or an improved race position, book a bike fit with us for a perfectly dialled ride.

To make a booking enquiry, email us at info@iride.net.nz

 

 

What does a bike fit include?

This is predominantly a '2D' fit, however Andrew may use skills from the Body Geometry / Retül Fit System, including biomechanics assessments where useful.

The process includes:

  • Pre-fit interview
  • Advanced flexibility assessment / structural assessment as required
  • Dynamic saddle height & fore/aft
  • Dynamic handlebar positioning
  • Saddle fitting
  • Custom footbed fitting
  • Cleat adjustment
  • Hip/knee/foot alignment
  • Other adjustments as needed
  • For more information on Body Geometry Fit, jump over to Specialized.com

 

How often should I have a bike fit?

Year on year, a lot can change with our bodies. From training schedules and riding environment, to age and injury, a whole range of factors can have an affect on your bike fit. Since your bike fit is dynamic, we recommend an annual check in.

 

How much does it cost?

A bike sizing is priced at $200 for up to 90 minutes, with $30 per 15 minute time block thereafter.

 

Do you fit any kind of bike?

Our fit service offers benefits to all riders including mountain, road, TT / Tri, gravel, touring, recreational and commuter.

If you have more than one bike you would like to have fitted to your biomechanics please contact us for more information and package options.

 

Who does the bike fit?

iRIDE founder, Andrew Young, has been riding bikes almost daily now for over 25 years and has been trained and accredited in the Retul / Body Geometry Fit System, Levels 1 (USA), Level 2 (AUS). With nearly 15 years experience helping riders improve their comfort, power and enjoyment on all forms of bicycles.