The Austin Cycling Club had a discussion about bike fitters this week on our list serve. That is the only reason I know about the Jack & Adam's guys. Supposedly they have an employee named Zane that trained under the guy who set up Lance's bikes. Don't know if this is true. The list serve also said the owner Nelo's Pro Cycles or the owner Music City Cycles (who is super nice even if he did go to UT) will give you a great fitting.Originally Posted by TexanCzexican
Ha! Ok, maybe Austin would work...
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Thread: Girlie Bits hitting top tube
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08-23-2007, 01:02 PM #1
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08-23-2007, 01:06 PM #2
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ROFLMAO!!!!!!! Originally Posted by Aggie_Ama
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08-25-2007, 02:16 PM #3
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Do you think your seat moved recently (when you first felt yourself "sliding off" the saddle, or do you think you figured out your geometry a little better once settled into the bike over time?
My girlie bits graze the bar when I stand close to my front tube, but only gently and I'm always riding with a chamois short. It doesn't hurt, but prolly looks kinda funny to onlookers. (Hence my "who cares?" bit. Which obviously you do if it is uncomfortable!)
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