TT Bike fit

miller82

6 and a half weeks out from IM Austria
Have a new TT bike about 7 weeks - all good. didnt get a proper fit when i bought it (i know i know)

any point getting one this close to IM ? (not in pain on the bars or anything and manage to stay down easy enough on the flats - thinking more in terms of ensuring i get maximum power)
IF so can anyone recommend one (That lad in Swords is booked up until 2020 or somethign ridiculous - her also said it was probably a bit close to IM)

El Director

miller82 wrote: »

..... (That lad in Swords is booked up until 2020 or somethign ridiculous)

:D Well July I believe...might as well be 2020 says you.

Sorry I cannot recommend anyone as my bike fitter for the last 2 years is in Spain now I believe a few here go to Base2Race though so maybe they can give you a recommendation, or not.

miller82

El Director wrote: »

:D Well July I believe...might as well be 2020 says you.

Sorry I cannot recommend anyone as my bike fitter for the last 2 years is in Spain now I believe a few here go to Base2Race though so maybe they can give you a recommendation, or not.

ha, exactly.

B2R aint really a runner either. 25th of June is earliest.

sconhome

James in Bikefit.ie in Oranmore is who I'm going to now that Fernando is gone.

hf4z6sqo7vjngi

I would not be changing anything at this stage, the fact you say you are not in pain and can stay in position given current setup i would leave well enough alone. Thats unless you have one of those bike setups as seen on that ST thread with a 1000 spacers up front.:)

miller82

Noor Lemon Shrew wrote: »

I would not be changing anything at this stage, the fact you say you are not in pain and can stay in position given current setup i would leave well enough alone. Thats unless you have one of those bike setups as seen on that ST thread with a 1000 spacers up front.:)

nah nothing like that. i was just thinking about squeezing out a bit more power, but not overly stressed if i don't get one done. comfort is grand and i can hold on it for reasonable amounts of time

hf4z6sqo7vjngi

miller82 wrote: »

nah nothing like that. i was just thinking about squeezing out a bit more power, but not overly stressed if i don't get one done. comfort is grand and i can hold on it for reasonable amounts of time

Thats all you need for Austria so.

tunney

Noor Lemon Shrew wrote: »

Thats all you need for Austria so.

Not quite. Austria is 95% on the bars. if you cannot hold for 4:45-6:45 or whatever then either fix the position or ride a road bike.

miller82 wrote: »

ha, exactly.

B2R aint really a runner either. 25th of June is earliest.

Where are you based?

miller82

hhhmmm, i'll struggle to hold that long i reckon. i sure as sh11t aint chnaging to my road bike

Sandyford

d4r3n

Go to kinetixproducts.com in Sandyford for a Retul bike fit, I had one done last month and very pleased with it.

dited

I've heard that Aidan Hammond based in Kilmacanogue is meant to be excellent. Going to head down to him myself once my TT bike arrives.

miller82

d4r3n wrote: »

Go to kinetixproducts.com in Sandyford for a Retul bike fit, I had one done last month and very pleased with it.

225 quid :0

Ceepo

dited wrote: »

I've heard that Aidan Hammond based in Kilmacanogue is meant to be excellent.

2nd that

miller82

Ceepo wrote: »

2nd that

Trying to get hold of him. Mobile number seems wrong/disconnected and the landline keeps ringing out

Ceepo

miller82 wrote: »

Trying to get hold of him. Mobile number seems wrong/disconnected and the landline keeps ringing out

Have an email for him somewhere. Will have a route for it. will pm you tomorrow.

Ceepo

miller82 wrote: »

Trying to get hold of him. Mobile number seems wrong/disconnected and the landline keeps ringing out

Pm sent there bud

tunney

In my day........

Why don't you get an experienced club mate or friend to look at it?