YOUR RIDING, YOUR STARTING POINT
Online road and gravel bike fitting
Build a repeatable record of your normal riding position, whether you ride for transport, exercise or a long weekend outing.
Start with the setup you ride
Begin with your riding details and equipment. With a compatible indoor trainer, you can record a clear side-on view and compare repeatable observations. Without a trainer, choose the basic setup route and record what you can check.
Keep your original measurements and recordings before any adjustment. If the guidance supports a change, make one within the component instructions and repeat the same check.
What to record
- Choose the hand position you actually use: tops, hoods or drops.
- Check brake access, seat support and the bike’s adjustment limits.
- Use consistent camera placement and riding effort for each comparison.
Keep the result in context
A joint angle alone does not determine seat height or handlebar reach. Gravel terrain and fatigue still need real ride follow-up.
Uncertain checks can stay uncertain. The next step may be an individual assessment rather than an adjustment. Your follow-up ride adds context that a stationary camera cannot provide.