Bike fit done today at Pedal Precision at the National Cycling Centre.
Whether it is worth it depends on the riding you are doing, the riding you are aiming for, and if you know if you have any biomechanical issues. I have a couple of geometry problems and got a lot out of the fit, which did not just include the bike - it also included some light modification of my shoes, and diagnosis of a metatarsal oddity I never knew I had - but can see as plain as day now it's been pointed out.
Bike adjustments included the saddle height, pitch and forward position, handlebar pitch and brake lever position. Suggestion also made to switch the 110mm standard stem for a 100.
The bike is noticeably more comfortable, and the pedalling efficiency is also quite a bit better. I also got some posture advice for my back while riding, and an exercise for my IT band.
I am a sporty lunchtime blaster who does the odd sportive.
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