DEVELOPED HERE. AVAILABLE WHEREVER YOU RIDE.
Online bike fitting
across Australia.
A guided way to check the bike you have, understand frame sizing and compare changes from home. Available in every Australian state and territory, on your phone or laptop.
Same tools. Your own riding context.
Your state does not determine your saddle height or frame size. Your measurements, the bike, its adjustment limits and how you ride are the useful starting points. The fitting process stays consistent wherever you live.
Use the basic route without a trainer, or prepare a clear riding video on a compatible indoor trainer. There is no app to install and no live appointment to coordinate. Saved sessions require sign-in; recordings remain on the device where you made them unless you choose to download or share them.
Find your starting point
Victoria
Our first local guide brings together home setup checks, frame sizing and video preparation for riders in Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula and regional Victoria.
Read the Victoria bike-fitting guide →New South Wales
The online service works from home across NSW. If you use one bike for commuting and longer weekend rides, record both uses before choosing which position to compare.
Queensland
You can complete the same guided checks from home in Queensland. Choose a comfortable, well-lit place for filming and compare recordings made at a similar effort.
Western Australia
The self-guided tools do not need a live appointment or an east-coast time slot. Save the setup and return when you are ready to make a repeat check.
South Australia
Road, commuter, TT and mountain bikes use different pathways. Choose the actual bike and usual riding position, rather than transferring a result from a different style of cycling.
Tasmania
For an older or second-hand bike, start with the exact model and wheel option. You can leave the year unknown; incomplete source data will remain clearly labelled.
Australian Capital Territory
If your bike alternates between commuting, shared paths and off-road riding, describe the ride you want to improve. Seated video cannot establish every standing or terrain-related requirement.
Northern Territory
You can start with measurements and basic checks even without a trainer. Save any recordings to your own device, then keep notes from a comparable follow-up ride.
Buying a bike from another state?
Before organising collection or delivery, ask for the full model name, size marking, generation and wheel option. Match those details to the published source. A size label alone does not establish that two bikes are equivalent.
Frame-size shortlists use your height and inside leg where a model-specific chart is available. Compare up to three bikes, including published stack and reach where sourced. A shortlist helps you choose what to investigate or try; it is not a purchase guarantee.
What to use for your bike
Road and gravel
Understand your everyday riding position and compare like-for-like recordings.
TT and triathlon
Record the supported riding position and the relevant forearm-pad setup.
Mountain bikes
Keep seated footage in context with suspension, dropper and control checks.
Commuter and leisure bikes
Start with getting on and off, reaching the controls and your normal riding needs.
Know when to take the next step in person
This is an online, self-guided service. It does not include a physical assessment, component installation or a booked professional review. If you need hands-on help, take your setup notes and downloaded recordings to a suitable local professional.
Read our approach and the limits of the tool