Professional Bike Fitting

A proper bike fit is one of the most important investments you can make in your comfort, performance, and injury prevention as a cyclist. Even the smallest adjustment in seat height, handlebar reach, or cleat position can mean the difference between smooth, powerful rides and nagging pain.

Whether you’re a road cyclist, mountain biker, gravel rider, or commuter, a professional bike fit ensures your body and bike work together efficiently so you can ride longer, stronger, and without unnecessary discomfort.

Why a Bike Fit Matters

  • Injury prevention: Poor bike setup is one of the leading causes of cycling-related knee, back, and neck pain.

  • Improved performance: An optimized position lets you generate more power while using less energy.

  • Comfort & endurance: Reduce strain on joints and muscles so you can ride longer with less fatigue.

Physical therapist performing a professional bike fit, measuring a rider’s knee angle while they pedal their own bicycle on a stationary trainer.

What’s Included in a Bike Fit

At Timber and Iron Physical Therapy, our bike fit process combines physical therapy knowledge with cycling expertise:

  • Detailed history of your riding goals and current concerns

  • Full evaluation of your flexibility, strength, and posture

  • Adjustments to saddle height, fore/aft position, handlebar reach, and cleat alignment

  • On-bike movement analysis to assess efficiency and comfort

  • Individualized recommendations for strength, mobility, and injury prevention

Who Benefits from a Bike Fit?

  • Riders dealing with pain during or after rides (knees, hips, back, or neck)

  • Cyclists recovering from injury and returning to training

  • Athletes looking to maximize performance and endurance

  • New bike owners who want to make sure their setup is right from day one

Invest in your ride, your performance, and your long-term health. Book your PROFESSIONAL BIKE FIT today.

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