Triathlon bike fitting is a specialized discipline that goes far beyond a standard road bike setup.
When you're preparing for triathlon, every millimeter matters—your position affects aerodynamics, power transfer, comfort over long distances, and injury prevention.
A proper triathlon fit requires meticulous attention to cockpit geometry, seat height, reach, and handlebar positioning to optimize your aerodynamic profile while maintaining the stability and comfort needed for the run portion of the race.
The cockpit adjustment process is particularly time-intensive.
We start by analyzing your current position, then make incremental changes.
Each adjustment requires static assessments to evaluate how the change affects your power output, breathing, and overall comfort. We often need to fine-tune multiple times because adjustments interact with each other, which will affects your reach and weight distribution.
Beyond the cockpit, triathlon fits demand precision work on saddle position. The saddle must be positioned to support your specific hip anatomy while allowing proper leg extension and power delivery. We measure angles, distances, and heights with Velogic. And the presure points with GebioMized seat presure mapping seat cover.
A comprehensive triathlon fit typically requires two and a half to three hours or more. We factor in your flexibility, strength imbalances, bike geometry, and your specific race goals. We also consider how your position will feel during the run after cycling, since triathlon demands a different balance than pure cycling.
During your fitting session, our technicians will adjust the crank length in real-time while you're on the bike. You'll immediately feel the difference as we fine-tune the length to match your leg geometry, riding style, and comfort preferences.
Duration: 2.5 - 3 hour
To bring: Your current bike, Cycling clothing, shoes and helmet (optinal).
Costs: 200€
*not includes additional products
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And experience the difference that proper bike fit makes,