Bicycle Fit Loves Canada

Left: An orange "BicycleFit.com" logo with a globe graphic. Right: The national flag of Canada featuring a red maple leaf on a white background with red bars on each side.

Great news for our Canadian friends! Beginning September 1st, Canadian orders will ship directly from our fulfillment center in BC. What does this mean to you? Faster delivery and lower shipping costs—no extra steps needed. Just place your orders as usual, and we’ll handle the rest. Ordering BICYCLE FIT & NINETYK: More Convenient When you…

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Remembering a Friend and Industry Icon: John Neugent

It’s with a heavy heart that I share the news of John Neugent’s passing. For those in the cycling industry, John wasn’t just a behind-the-scenes figure—he was a driving force. During my racing years, he was one of my greatest supporters—first through Sachs (Grip Shift), then later through Trico Sports. Even if you never met…

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What’s in a Spacer — February News 2025

Two circular metal rings side by side, one silver and one black, with colored lines pointing to each for emphasis.

The Bicycle Fit advantage comes big in small ways. Our 2.2mm Pedal Spacer is designed for optimal fit and aesthetics, ensuring superior performance. The outer diameter (O.D.) is precisely engineered to fit seamlessly into any crank arm preventing potential damage that larger diameter spacers may FORM. Why NINETYK Saddles  After years of testing thousands of…

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19mm Pedal Spacers: Engineered Stronger – November Newsletter

Illustration of a metal fitting with threaded top. A 19mm dimension is indicated on the cylindrical body, which has a small protrusion labeled "L.

Bicycle Fit revamped the classic 20mm pedal spacer, refining it to 19mm for a slightly closer, more precise fit. It’s also now made of a more robust chromoly-plated steel to handle any journey. For the serious bike fitter looking to fine-tune their client’s ride. Fitters that order regularly suggest as often as 30% plus of…

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Equipment Tells a Story – October Newsletter

Close-up of a worn-out bicycle pedal held by hand, with the damaged area circled in yellow. The wear is visible on the upper part of the pedal.

Equipment Tells a Story One of my favorite sayings when teaching bike fitting is, “Equipment tells a story.” The wear on your bike isn’t just random—it reveals critical insights into your fit and riding style. My question to you as a bike fitter is: Are you reading those stories? If not, you are often missing…

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