$125 is right in the range for a fit. When you go to Cycle U for your Road 101, chat with them about fittings. The nice thing about having Cycle U do it is they don't sell bikes...so they focus on working with what you have, unless, of course, it flat out won't work. Having a good position on the bike will make those hills much easier to climb (my attempt to bring the thread back to your original question).
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If you have a fit done by a PT there is a good chance you can have it covered by your insurance.
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