Jun 18, 2026 | Bikefitting, How we make
There are ideas that do not fail. They simply arrive before the market is ready to understand them. In the world of bicycles, this happens often. A solution can be correct, sensible, even highly advanced, yet remain on the margins for years because the dominant...
May 5, 2026 | Bikefitting, How we make
A few years ago, walking into a bike shop, it was quite normal to find a section dedicated to women’s bikes. It was not just a matter of different colours, wider saddles or softer graphics: at least in their best intentions, those models tried to respond to real...
Feb 7, 2025 | Bikefitting, Riding
How much does aerodynamics really matter in cycling for the average, Sunday enthusiast who trains a couple of times a week? Aerodynamics is a crucial factor for professional cyclists, but for the average cyclist training a couple of times a week, its impact can vary...
Jan 9, 2024 | Bikefitting, Riding
Reach and Stack have become the benchmark for evaluating whether a bike or frame is the right size for us. These measurements have their pros and cons. But above all, they weren’t originally intended to measure a road bike; instead, they were brought from the...
Jul 6, 2023 | Bikefitting
KOPS, or Knee Over Pedal Spindle, is a traditional technique employed by some bike fitters to find the saddle position and determine the saddle setback. What is KOPS According to KOPS, when the crank arm is at 90 degrees on the downstroke, a vertical line from the...
Jun 8, 2023 | Bikefitting
The primary sign if your bike saddle is too far forward is an expanded load on the upper body and handlebars, which may cause pressure, distress, lack of sensation or tingling in the hands or wrists, and higher pressure and uneasiness through the neck, upper back and...
