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On the SizeCycle
It is only at this stage that you will be put on the jig after an initial warm up on your existing bike (if you have one).
Here we will work through your body starting at the feet up the legs to the pelvis, lower, mid and upper back to the head and down through the arms to the hands.
The very first thing will be to ensure correct cleat set up, incorrect cleat set up can cause a range of problems with knees, hips and lower back. Working through the legs, they are set up for optimum biomechanical efficiency – correct extension and KOPS (knee over pedal spindle) and a laser line used to checked knee alignment. At the pelvis we look at it’s orientation and correct alignment through he back to determine your neutral spine position using a number of exercises. The arms and hands are checked for position and comfort and using a Holistic approach the jig is adjusted to refine your position while taking photographs each step of the way.
What we end up with is a unique template for you and with the information from your final position on the jig and a clever piece of software, we can create a custom frame design or determine the best off the peg frame and ensure your new bike is set up with the correct length stem, stem rise, headset spacing, saddle height, saddle fore and aft position and saddle to bar drop. You can even use it to set up any existing bike you may have.
You will also receive a package containing printed copies and a CD with all the Photographs, Interview, Flexibility and Jig information. |