Auckland Bike Fit

Nice new Trek Madone for Julie all fitted up and ready for the road supplied by

Sidi Atomus trail shoe now in, this also happens to be one of the best bikepacking shoes on the market, rugged, solid construction, huge fore/aft cleat adjustment and a very wide toe box (105mm on a size 44)

Sidi Prima Mega (Wide Fit) range now in store!

Had Tony in a few weeks back for a pre purchase fit and then back in today for a post purchase fit on one of the bikes we recommended - a brand-new Giant Defy. We spent some time fine-tuning his setup, and it’s dialled in beautifully. The position is as close to perfect as you can get without going fully custom, and it’s great to see all the numbers line up exactly as planned.

The new SRM Origin adjustable cranks just raised the bar.
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Swap crank lengths from 160–175mm with simple bolt-on tips — no full crank swap, no compromise in stiffness. Perfect for riders chasing the ideal spin or fine-tuning comfort and power.⁠
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💡 Shorter = smoother cadence and better clearance
💪 Longer = more leverage on climbs
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It’s premium tech (yep, SRM pricing to match) but this could be the future of crank design.
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Would you change your crank length if it was this easy? ⚙️
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3D 360 Fit motion capture technology is awesome!! www.aucklandbikefit.co.nz

It might seem like a safe bet to walk into a shop, say your height, and roll out with a size Medium or a 54cm frame. After all, that’s how most people get sized — and most bike shops still rely on it. But here’s the truth: those standard size labels? They mean almost nothing.

A Medium in one brand can fit completely differently from a Medium in another. Even worse, a “54cm” from one manufacturer might ride more like a 56cm or a 52cm elsewhere. And if you’re about to drop $10K or more on a new bike, using guesswork or generic sizing advice is a fast track to discomfort, poor handling, and wasted money. In this post, we’ll break down why standard sizing and height charts are outdated tools — and show you what actually matters when choosing your next bike: real geometry, stack and reach, and fit tailored to you.......

Stop Using Your Height to Choose a Bike Size! Why You Shouldn’t Rely on Standard Bike Sizes (S, M, L, 54cm, etc.) It might seem like a safe bet to walk into a shop, say your height, and roll out with a size Medium or a 54cm frame. After all, that’s how most people get sized — and most bike shops still rely on it. But here’s the truth: t...

Great catching up with Mark, fitting out his new bike ready for the 2026 TA! Pro Missile Aerobars, Ergon Grips, S***k Riser Bars, BBB Suspension Post and a Brooks B17 Narrow Saddle! Now just under a year to get the body tuned in for that epic ride through NZ!🚲 🇳🇿

Dominic in for a fit on his custom built Surly Midnight Special, getting TA ready!!

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