Spencer,

Pay the money. You'll be happier in the long run. I have to agree with Jeff,
you'll never get that level of expertise in trying to fit yourself. I went to
Spokesman in Santa Cruz (only because Joslyns couldn't work with my schedule at
the time). It makes a huge difference when you get your bike dialed in
specificly for you. If you are determined to do it yourself, you can check this
site out (http://www.wobblenaught.com), but for $20 more you can have a pro do
it.

-Wes


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From: m2t2@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Kent Meyer
Sent: Tue 11/20/2007 9:36 AM
To: m2t2@yahoogroups.com; Baker, Spencer (LT)
Subject: Re: [M2T2] Bike Fit



Spencer,
you can go to www.slowtwitch.com <http://www.slowtwitch.com/> and search for
fit. They have a lot of articles on getting a good fit to you new bike. As
long as you have a good seat height and good reach (top tube length close) then
you should be able to fit the bike to you.
-Kent

On Nov 20, 2007, at 9:21 AM, slbaker1970 wrote:




Just bought a new bike with different geometry than my old bike.. I
would like to be spec'ed/fit to it without blowing $100 to have one of
the local dreadlocked bike store guys tell me what I already know..

Any suggestions?

Spencer

slbaker@... <mailto:slbaker%40nps.edu>

Additionally, I am selling a 58cm Surly training/bad-weather/commuter
road bike if anyone is tired of washing their tri-bike or truing their
wheels once a month...