I'm having a little knee soreness
How do I find a good bike fitting in the Palm Springs area?
Read somewhere to avoid bike shops, they have a bias to sell , not to fit your existing bike
How do I search & look for one with good reviews ?
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I'm having a little knee soreness
How do I find a good bike fitting in the Palm Springs area?
Read somewhere to avoid bike shops, they have a bias to sell , not to fit your existing bike
How do I search & look for one with good reviews ?
Even though You've been warned off of bike shops, I would still check out at least a couple in your local area. Although they have a basis to sell, they still need to sell something that would be right for you, so I'm sure some of the more competent ones will be willing to help a lot more to get a sale.
Good luck in your quest! 🙂
Talk to the locals and hit all the Google 'southern California bike fitters' threads that pull up. It's going to take a lot of reading and some phone calls.
No clue about this outfit, but it came up in a search: http://maxperformancebikefit.com/
Feel pretty good after 100 mile tdps, thinking I have the bike fitting pretty good. My need some saddle adj, some numbness.
Most flat bar bikes carry more weight percentage on the posterior, I'm sure you are aware of that...so saddle positioning is probably as or more critical than a conventional drop bar rode bike.
I noticed in the finish picture of your bike that the saddle 'appeared' to have a nose up tilt. It could have been an optical illusion or just my ancient eyes, but I would look at that and see if you could lower the nose a couple degrees.
Flatbardave said:I'm having a little knee soreness
How do I find a good bike fitting in the Palm Springs area?Read somewhere to avoid bike shops, they have a bias to sell , not to fit your existing bike
How do I search & look for one with good reviews ?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=palm+springs+bike+shop+fitting
Or, tilt your saddle down and probably raise the saddle but without more details this is a guess. Knee pain is often a saddle height issue.
This sounds like a really simple fitment issue. No selling involved. Either learn how to do it yourself or pay.
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