A free bikefitting will be available to you when you spend over $1500 on a new bicycle. This is a saving of over $100. A bikefitting can of course also be done if you already own a bike and you want to improve your position.

There is more to a modern bike than technical factors like gears and shifters. The shape (or "geometry") is vital, and rightly, because a bicycle should fit to perfection to get the best from your sport or leisure. And we're not just thinking of the frame geometry; the adjustment of handlebars and saddle is probably more important. Simply put, proper adjustment determines to a high degree the cyclist's comfort and performance.

So every cyclist looks for the optimal position on their bicycle which, until now, has been determined by a number of "rules of thumb" and instinctive feeling. While all very nice, these do not respond to the demands of a highly technical modern bicycle. For the job to be done correctly, a bicycle should fit as if made-to-measure.

The Bike Fitting System has been an outstanding success since its introduction nineteen years ago and now more than 60,000 top flight cyclists, including more than 80% of professional stars in Europe, all are racing on bikes designed from this.

The manner in which the bike Fitting System works is that the one of our staff will take the various measurements, transfers the information in our software that links directly with Holland and instantaneously you have the results, a diagram of the bike with all of the listed information. This information will be used to choose exactly the right size bike and adjust the various parts to your optimum position.

These fitting aren't only there for the competitive cyclist. There is a range of fitting available from recreational, triathlon, time trail, all the way up to a professional fit. It is very important to us that everyone has the right position on the bike, racing or not. It will help prevent back problem, knee problems, neck problems and anything associated with a bad position on your bike. For more information look on: <www.bikefitting.com