A full session lasts between 1 h 30 and 2 h 30 and has six phases: interview, anatomical assessment, cleat fitting, saddle pressure analysis, 3D kinematics and report. You come with your bike, your shoes with the cleats on and your usual bib shorts, and you leave with the position resolved and every measurement in writing.
Step by step
The order is not arbitrary: each phase conditions the next. Setting the saddle before the cleats would mean redoing everything the moment the foot moves a millimetre. So we work from the ground up and from the inside out.
The session goes a lot further if you come prepared. Nothing unusual is needed:
Before touching the bike, we talk. How many kilometres you ride and what kind, at exactly which point of the ride the discomfort appears, what injuries you carry and what you want to be able to do this year that you cannot do now. This is the phase that steers everything else: the same sore knee is solved differently if the goal is a two-hundred-kilometre sportive than if it is two short midweek rides.
Off the bike. We measure hip mobility, lumbar flexion, hamstring length, ankle rotation, leg length discrepancy and your body dimensions. Two riders of the same height can need opposite positions if one has long femurs and the other a long torso. The limits show up here too: if your hip does not allow a position, we will not take you there however fast it looks on paper.
The cleat is where every pedal stroke starts, and it is the contact point almost nobody checks. We work on the three axes: fore-aft over the pedal spindle, rotation to match your natural foot angle, and stance width. We watch the foot in movement, not standing still, and we add wedges only if the measurement asks for them.
With Velometrik we see where you actually sit while you pedal: how much load goes to each sit bone, how symmetric it is and whether there is pressure where there should not be any. It is the most revealing screen of the whole session, and often the one that explains a complaint you had given up on. Every change is measured before and after, in front of you.
With STT Systems we measure the joint angles while you pedal at your real cadence, not posing for a photograph. We try solutions, we measure again and we compare. Anything that does not improve the number does not stay, even if the textbook says it should.
You leave with the bike adjusted and with a digital technical report: every measurement, the pressure map captures before and after, component recommendations if any are needed, and the Enjoyment Index we close the session with. If something does not settle in the following weeks, you come back and we readjust it.
The body takes between two and four weeks to adapt to a new position. Odd sensations on the first few rides are normal: muscles working through a range they were not used to.
That is what the follow-up is for. If after those weeks something still does not feel right, you come back and we readjust it, at no cost. The aim is not to close the fit: it is that you ride without discomfort.
Choose your option
Every option includes the whole session, the report with all the measurements and the follow-up readjustment. What changes is the moment you arrive.
Before you buy
You are about to spend real money on a bike and you do not know which size or geometry is yours.
1 h to 1 h 30
Most booked
You already have the bike and you want the aches to stop. The whole fit, no shortcuts.
1 h 30 to 2 h 30 · two bikes €270
Save €80
You are buying a bike and want the whole thing closed properly: the right size first, the position measured after.
Two sessions · before and after you buy
Tell us what happens on the bike and where you are travelling from. We set the time so you can resolve it in one visit.