bike fit

A good bike fitter is an essential part of any triathlete's team. We did the legwork and found 15 of the best across the USA.

For many, riding the bike trainer can be a royal pain in the butt. One physical therapist breaks down what’s going on down below when things go south.

Today’s bikes are more complicated than ever, and not every brand has a model that will fit you perfectly with minimal modifications. Skip the stress and get a pre-fit.

Why do most triathletes use aerobars and put themselves in such a crazy position? We break down the basics of “riding in aero” and why you might (or might not) want to give it a try.

We gave one midpack triathlete the best gear and advice money can buy. Now we reveal the "what" and the "why" behind his handpicked choices.

Bike fitting? There's an app for that. MyVeloFit, an AI-generated bike fitting software, takes the bike fit out of the shop and into your living room.

A triathlon bike is only fast and comfortable when it's the right size. Before you buy, know your tri bike size and how to use it for a smarter shopping process.

Hiring a good bike fitter is arguably one of the most important decisions you'll make as a triathlete. We break down the five keys to understanding that crucial relationship.

Even though it might be the last thing on your mind right now, getting a bike fit in the offseason is the easiest way to get fast next year.

This S-bend aerobar provides wrist comfort without sacrificing aerodynamics.

Traditional bike geometry charts are irrelevant when considering a new tri bike. Here's why.

“What’s the right crank arm length for me?” The answer to one simple question is far more complicated than it seems. Two bike fit experts weigh in.

With so many options on the market for tri bikes, we tapped fit expert Mat Steinmetz to break down the different types of tri bikes to help you choose your perfect steed.