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Old 06-12-17, 07:32 AM
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CMBravo
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Originally Posted by fried bake
Problems a bikefit solved for me:

Left shoulder pain (adjusted bar length and stem height: zipp sl70, 0 degree stem)
Saddle sores (leg length discrepancy: wedge and shim, plus new saddle: selle smp well)
Pain in left toes (which i thought was gout: proper alignment on saddle and stabilized foot on pedals from wedges)
Ability to sustain power over duration of activity (if you are uncomfortable, all adjustments while riding rob you of power--not to mention the pain)

If you find the right fitter, it's a great investment. The hardest thing is wrapping your mind around the cost, but one way to think of it is how much you will save on other "solutions", for example: New bib shorts to address your saddle pain, New saddles to address saddle pain, New shoes to address hot spots. Plus lost time off bike while things heal up.
what is a reasonable price to pay for a fitting.? I was told 125.00dollars. I have a Fuji 1.3 Altamira 2016. Store keep said 45 dollars extra do to bike geometry?... I dont get it
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