Posts Tagged ‘pedals’
The truth is simple: The bike changes you…
Why Pedal Spacers Matter More Than You Think When we walk, run, jump we naturally choose (self-select) our own stance width. But the moment we clip into a bike, the bike chooses for us. As fitters, our job is to return the rider to a stance that matches their body. Skip the front view or…
Read MoreRemembering 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…
Read MoreWhat’s in a Spacer — February News 2025
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…
Read MoreWhy “2 Degrees” Make a Difference – December Newsletter
Things evolve—or do they? When I first developed cleat wedges in the 1990s, I introduced 1-degree and 0.5-degree wedges. While the 0.5-degree option never made it to production, the 1-degree wedges quickly became a standard in bike fitting. Early surveys revealed an intriguing trend: the average cyclist used 2.2 wedges per foot. It might sound…
Read MoreEquipment Tells a Story – October Newsletter
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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