The following is what you'll need to bring to your fit session.   You should think of your fit session as a workout, because you'll spend quite a bit of time "riding" on a stationary trainer and likely riding outside as well if possible.  Come ready!

Bring:

• Yourself

• Your Bike

• Cycling Clothing as if you're going for a ride (because you will)  NOTE: Sleeveless jerseys are great. If not, Tech T's work well too.

• Cycling Shoes (AND PEDALS IF WE ARE FITTING YOU FOR A NEW BIKE)

• Helmet

• Water Bottle

• Anything else you would typically bring on a ride (flat repair kit, cell phone, ID, etc., etc.)

Please do NOT apply lotion or sunscreen prior to your fit.  The dots for our motion capture system will not stick to your skin if you do!

Additional Charges - Bike Fits commonly result in the following additional costs your should be aware of:

• Stems - The majority of fits result in a stem change.  We do not offer stems for sale, but do have nearby shops who provide substancial discounts to our clients.
• Saddles - Changing your saddle is often a welcome addition to your bike fit.  We have demos of Specialized, Cobb, and Fizik saddles in the studio.
• Wedges - one of the most common changes we make during a fit are the installation of wedges under your cleats; this is also one of the largest benefits many people see from their fit.  Wedges, no matter how many we may have to use, are a $15 add-on to the price of your fit.
• Shims - Leg-length Discrepancy's that require shimming are rare, but possible none-the-less.  Shims are a $20 add-on no matter how many we have to install.

Also, while we love children, the Finalfit studio is perhaps not the best place for them.  Fit sessions last three hours, and there's lots of high-priced equipment for them to break.

To get further information about what to expect from your bike fit, see The FinalFit Experience