Bike Fit studio.

Set your measurements, pick a frame, choose where your hands go, then watch yourself pedal on it. The bike is drawn from the real geometry chart of whichever model you select, and every angle is measured live. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

87 frames, 6 categories LeMond 0.883 saddle height Two-link inverse kinematics Live joint angles

Your body

cm
cm

Not sure?

How to measure it properly
  1. Stand barefoot against a wall, feet about 15 cm apart.
  2. Pull a hardback book up between your legs, spine facing up, firm pressure like a saddle.
  3. Keep the book level and mark the wall at the top of the spine.
  4. Measure from the floor to the mark. Do it twice and average.

Used to judge how much saddle to bar drop suits you. It does not change the bike itself.

The bike

mm
20
560 mm
385 mm
73.5°
73°

Riding position

Where your hands sit on the bar. The rider and every angle follow.

Fit me picks the suggested size and tunes stem and spacers to land your angles in range.

Frame Balanced

Measured fit

in range borderline out of range
Suggested size
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from height and inseam
Saddle height
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BB to saddle top, LeMond
Saddle setback
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behind the bottom bracket
Knee angle
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bottom of stroke, target 138-148°
Hip angle
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top of stroke, keep above 45°
Torso angle
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from horizontal
Saddle to bar drop
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saddle top to bar clamp
Reach to hands
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saddle to grip, horizontal
Stretch
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of torso plus arm span
Stack to reach
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frame proportion
These are starting points, not a professional fit. Frame data is representative of published geometry charts and may differ from the current model year, so verify with the manufacturer before buying. Rider proportions use population averages, and your own torso and arm lengths will shift the result. Make position changes gradually, a few millimetres at a time, and stop if you get pain or numbness. Use of these estimates is at your own risk. See our Terms of Use.