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Bike Shop for Getting Fitted?
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 2008-09-09 2:32 PM |
Member 6 |  Subject: Bike Shop for Getting Fitted?I'm in the south Burbs, swung in Bloomington Penn Cycle just casually browsing looking at a Trek 1.2 and the guy just had me stand over a 62cm and said that's the size I want. I'm a 6'3"-6'4" with a 33" inseam. I don't have the budget to buy one right now but I wanted to know what size I would be if I was shopping for a nice road bike or a Cervelo frame. Is there a good LBS in MN anyone recommends that will give me an accurate idea of my bike size and is cool if I'm not planning on buying a bike too soon? |
| 2008-09-09 5:07 PM in reply to: #1661838 |
Pro 4541    A farming town in MN | Subject: RE: Bike Shop for Getting Fitted? This is a site I used to get a pretty good estimate of bike fit...(I built my own tri bike, and needed to know frame dimensions before ordering the frame online)... |
| 2008-09-09 5:11 PM in reply to: #1661838 |
Pro 4541 A farming town in MN | Subject: RE: Bike Shop for Getting Fitted? You can do the fit for either a road bike (3 levels - competitive, Eddy & French) OR a tri bike... Also gives ranges for stem length... Edited by sparco 2008-09-09 5:14 PM |
| 2008-09-09 5:20 PM in reply to: #1661838 |
Extreme Veteran 405 Shakopee, MN | Subject: RE: Bike Shop for Getting Fitted? I would contact Kevin at GearWest. They are located in Long Lake. They are pretty much awesome. read up on this "Retul". It may cost you a little, but they have some deals going on right now. When I move back to MN, I am buying a new tri bike from them again. |
| 2008-09-19 11:12 AM in reply to: #1661838 |
| New user 2 | Subject: RE: Bike Shop for Getting Fitted? I got my bike fit done by GearWest when I bought my bike from them. However, I have been told that Hollywood Cycles does a good job with bike fits, and doesn't charge much: http://www.hwoodcycles.com/ |
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