Individualized Fits for Every Rider

Why It Matters

Todd’s approach to fitting starts with understanding each rider’s body and their unique needs and challenges on the bike. Extra time is devoted to understanding a rider's cycling goals, injury history, and current issues. By assessing the body's mechanical symmetry, flexibility, and mobility, Todd makes necessary adjustments, allowing each rider to experience the benefits of a perfectly tailored fit: a smooth and controlled pedal stroke, a relaxed upper body, and maximum power output.

  • Todd Hunter working on adjusting the handlebar position of a bicycle

    Handlebar Position

    As the primary point of contact between the rider and bike, a proper handlebar position increases overall comfort while benefiting posture, braking, pedaling, turning, and overall control.

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    Saddle Position

    Ensuring a correct saddle position allows for the proper hip angle and ideal sit-bone pressure distribution—increasing comfort for long hours in the saddle.

  • Handlebar reach while on a bicycle

    Reach

    A proper reach length will provide more control, stability, and maneuverability on the bike. Adjusting the reach shorter or longer can impact how comfortable the rider is, and whether a leisurely or race fit is preferred.

  • Cyclist on a bike with hands on the handlebar hoods

    Brake Hood Angle

    Hood angles, while often overlooked, can affect reach, posture, hand and wrist positions. Ensuring the proper hood angle will alleviate strain on the wrists and arms, while providing a more comfortable and natural position.

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