Vélobsessive Blog | Raod Bike-News | Bikefitting | Road Bike Tips

Many of our customers wonder what to expect during a bike fitting . In this article, we explain the process of a typical bike fitting at Vélobsessive —from the initial analysis to the optimal riding position. We most frequently perform Bike Fitting Dynamic . It offers more precise results than Bike Fitting Basic , as we can verify the position calculated by the software on our modern simulator and adjust it individually to your goals, preferences, and physical requiremen

In the pursuit of optimizing road cycling performance, discussions often revolve around weight, aerodynamics, and rolling resistance. However, what about the efficiency of the rider's pedal movement? Pedal efficiency is frequently overlooked, despite its significant potential to enhance overall performance in road cycling. With the Bike Fitting Pro, Vélobsessive offers a solution to measure, analyse, and improve pedal efficiency. What is Pedal Efficiency? In an ideal world, e

After addressing shoe cleat and saddle position in our last two blogs, we now turn our attention to the final step of bike fitting – the adjustment of the handlebar position, influencing the back angle and reach. Back Angle The most efficient and sustainable position for a cyclist primarily depends on muscle flexibility. If muscles are shortened, resulting in limited flexibility, a more upright position is necessary. Greater flexibility allows for a flatter sitting position,

After emphasizing the importance of correctly adjusting the cleats in bike fitting in our last blog post, we now turn our attention to the second step: the optimal position and adjustment of the saddle. The right saddle position plays a crucial role in power transmission and comfort while road cycling. However, before the saddle can be adjusted, it is essential to take the time to find the perfect saddle. Find the Right Saddle To find a comfortable and fitting saddle, the dis

A bike fitting should start with the accurate adjustment of cleats. This often-overlooked step is crucial, as the cleat serves as the first and most securely fixed point of contact among the three critical connections between the rider and the bicycle: foot, buttocks, and hands. It is imperative that all bike fittings begin with the precise positioning of cleats since an improper adjustment can affect saddle and handlebar positions. Adjustment of Pedal Axis The precise adjust