Bike fitting

Bike Fitting is a process that involves adjusting the bike saddle, pedals, and handlebars to match a biker's physical needs and preferred riding style. Bike Fitting ensures that the biker adopts a comfortable and efficient posture during the ride, thereby reducing the risk of pain and injuries. Bike Fitting can also help improve performance and the overall riding experience by ensuring that the biker is in the optimal position for their individual needs and goals.

Bike Fitting is suitable for all bikers who want to improve their riding experience and reduce the risk of pain and injuries. This includes beginners, experienced bikers, and even professional racers. Bike Fitting is particularly important for bikers who ride longer distances or who ride frequently, as they have a higher risk of pain and injuries. Bike Fitting can also be beneficial for bikers who have specific goals, such as improving performance or increasing endurance.

Bike fitting can offer a range of benefits, including:

1. Improved comfort: Bike Fitting can help the biker achieve a more comfortable riding position, reducing the risk of pain and injury.

2. Improved performance: By ensuring the biker is in the optimal position for their individual needs and goals, Bike Fitting can contribute to improved performance and efficiency. 

3. Increased safety: Bike Fitting can help the biker better control the bike, increasing safety during the ride.

4. Improved riding experience: Bike Fitting can contribute to an overall improved riding experience by ensuring the rider is in the optimal position for their individual needs and goals.

In general, yes, any bike can be modified in a Bike Fitting. However, there are some factors that may affect the extent of modifications, including:

1. Age and condition of the bike: Older or poorly maintained bikes may be less suitable for modifications.

2. Quality and type of bike: Higher-quality or purpose-built bikes (e.g. road bikes) may be more easily modified than cheaper or more general-purpose bikes.

3. Type of modifications desired: Some modifications, such as changing the frame size, may be more difficult or expensive than others.

There are few things you should bring with you to a Bike Fitting, including:

1. Your bike: It's important to bring your bike to the Fitting so the mechanic or dealer can modify it.

2. Bike shoes and pedals: If you have your own bike shoes and pedals, you should also bring them so the mechanic or dealer can ensure they are suitable for your bike and comfortable for you.

3. Bike clothing: It's also helpful to bring comfortable bike clothing so the mechanic or dealer can ensure it fits you well and allows for enough movement.

4. Documentation of previous injuries or pain: If you've had previous injuries or pain that might in any way influence the Bike Fitting, it's helpful to bring documentation or reports that detail them.

Bike fitting at Bründl Sports is included in the price of your new bike.

Mountain bike fitting involves measuring your body to determine the optimal sitting position on your mountain bike. A simple way to avoid needless back pain and a stiff neck, since you automatically have a better posture on the bike. 

Bike fitting, in other words adjusting your bike, is every bit as important as choosing the bike itself, since everybody places different demands on their bike. Through bike fitting, you can avoid completely any backpain or neck stiffness caused by bad posture. By measuring your body, we are able to tailor the bike to your personal needs and guarantee your optimal posture on the bike. 

Through bike fitting you can completely avoid the back pain and neck stiffness caused by bad posture. By measuring your body, we can adjust the bike to your personal needs, thereby guaranteeing you will have optimal posture on your bicycle. 

In order to determine the correct sitting position for you on your bicycle, we measure the length of your inside leg, the length of your torso as well as the length of your arms. Using this data, we can determine the ideal height of your saddle and handlebars. We will then measure your sitting bones so as to calculate the optimal saddle width and determine the saddle that’s best for you.