I live in the Sacramento area. I'm looking for a bike shop that will fit your bike to you. Any recommendations?
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try wheelworks, freewheeler, or maybe b&l's in davis
freewheeler people are kind of aloof - they are trek and giant dealers
wheelworks does specialized among other brands
b&l's - I have no ideaAll 3 of these are reputable; however, I imagine there is some price difference between the three
http://www.daviswheelworks.com/
http://blbikeshop.com/site/intro.cfm
and freewheeler's website is down for some reason
all three shops are close by to one another. Freewheeler and b&l's are on the same block, I believe. -
There's a pretty good article online if you want to do it yourself. http://www.coloradocyclist.com/bikefit/index.cfm#A
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kd1958 said:
I live in the Sacramento area. I'm looking for a bike shop that will fit your bike to you. Any recommendations?
Dude, you live down the road from UC Davis where Dr. Testa has a sports clinic for all manner of testing and fitting. Alot of the pros in No. Cal. go there.
Check this out:
http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/sportsmedicine/contacts/contact_us.shtml
Some friends of mine have used their fitting service ($250) and have had great results.
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