It was pretty comprehensive. It took over 2 hours. First there was an interview of the type of biking I do, past injuries, etc. Then JP took a bunch of measurements and evaluations, such as range of motion, flexibility, leg length, hip rotation.
Then I got on the bike and he did a few adjustments based on the measurements and just good form:
- adjust cleat position
- raise saddle height
- move saddle back on its tracks
- change reach. This needed a $60 new stem.
It cost $175 plus the new stem. The stem was discounted. I also bought new shorts, also discounted because I bought them as part of the fitting.
I rode 46 miles today at the City of Fountains tour. I can't say it was a dramatic difference, but it did feel better. I think it was worth it. After a few weeks, I can go back for some minor adjustments at no charge.
Here's some data from the fitting.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a7kvegllat151rn/Bike%20fit01.pdf
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