You should get a Bike Fit if:
- you have discomfort or true pain on the bike -- pain is not the norm, despite what some road bikers will tell you. Pain tells us that something is not right -- it's a very reliable indicator that a change needs to be made
- many riders coming in for a bike fit don't mention pain or discomfort until I start to run through the list of the more common areas, and they are reminded of an issue -- visit our Common Aches & Pains page
- when riding at hard efforts you experience uneven muscle fatigue or burning:
- for example, many cyclists experience burning in their quads, while the rest of their legs feel fresh. But this is merely one example; the calf muscles, hip muscles, etc, can also experience this
- You're just not sure you're getting all the efficiency out of your position
- a number of clients just feel "off" on the bike or want to double check that they're not missing anything. It's not easy to fit yourself 100% of the way, and a second set of skilled eyes can go a long way
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