Continued strong relationships with the Bicycle Industry give Rob an extensive data bank of contacts and multiple solutions for his clients in need.

• Bike Estimates

• Purchases of new and used bikes.

• Sales

• Bike Fit Mentorship

• Custom bike builds

• Industry support

Consultation can be sold in 15 minute units for as little as $25 each.

Contact Rob directly for purchase at this time.

604-937-5447

Bike sizing refers to the process of determining the appropriate frame size and geometry for a bicycle based on an Individual's Specifics. Body dimensions, flexibility, stability. and rider’s needs. Proper Bike Sizing is essential for comfort, efficiency, and safety when riding. You will receive a dedicated report outlining your specifics for all of your bikes current and for future purchases.

Here are the key components of bike sizing:

1. Frame Size

This is usually measured in centimeters (cm) or inches (in) and correlates to the length of the seat tube. Different types of bikes (road, mountain, hybrid) may have different sizing conventions.

2. Standover Height

This refers to the distance from the ground to the top of the top tube. A rider should be able to straddle the bike comfortably while standing.

3. Saddle Height and Fore/aft Adjusting the saddle position is vital for ensuring proper leg extension during pedaling, enhancing comfort and power transfer.

4. Handlebar Stack and Reach These aspects affect the rider's position and comfort. Some riders may prefer handlebars that are higher or closer depending on their riding style.

4 Geometry

Individual differences in leg and torso length can influence the ideal bike size even if two riders are the same height. Bike geometry is just as important as the size.

Getting the right bike size involves both measurements and personal preferences regarding riding style.

You add a sizing to any bike fit.

Bike fitting is the process of adjusting a bicycle to match the specific measurements and preferences of the rider. Ensure optimal comfort, performance, and efficiency while cycling. A proper bike fit takes into account various factors. The rider's body dimensions such as height, inseam, arm, and torso length, flexibility, riding style, and any physical issues or injuries.

If you are uncertain of your needs, Sign up for a Basic Sizing and Rob will make sure you are properly looked after.

The key aspects of bike fitting typically include:

1. Frame Size

Selecting the right frame size is crucial. It affects the rider's position and control over the bike.

2. Saddle Height

Adjusting the saddle height ensures that the rider can pedal efficiently without overstretching or adding stresses.

3. Saddle Choice and Position

The saddle may need tilt and fore/aft adjustment to align with the rider’s hips and knees. Your control in pedaling will improve comfort and power transfer.

4. Handlebar Stack and Reach Proper handlebar height and reach help maintain a comfortable riding posture, reducing strain on the back and arms.

5. Cleat Position

For those using clipless pedals, the placement of cleats can affect foot alignment and pedaling efficiency.

6. Rider Posture

Ensuring the rider maintains a healthy posture while on the bike helps prevent injuries and discomfort during long rides.

A professional bike fitting session may involve specialized equipment and software to analyze the rider's biomechanics. Experience and knowledge will guide adjustments to various components of the bike, such as the seat, handlebars, and pedals. Overall, a well-executed bike fit can enhance the rider's experience, improve performance, and reduce the risk of injury.

Rob will adjust your needs appropriately as mutually discussed in your initial interview.