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  1. #1
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    Yes I'm interested to hear also.
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  2. #2
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    I had the BG Basic Fit earlier this summer and what a difference! Everything feels better AND I have more power. I highly recommend it and hope that it works for you Beth.

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  3. #3
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    How was your fitting Beth?
    "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls & looks like work" - Thomas Edison

  4. #4
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    I'm interested too! I want to know what you think. I just googled "BG Fit" and "Michigan" and found out that one of the ladies I race against is a licensed fitter. I may send her an email.
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  5. #5
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    I am home! It was fantastic!

    I found out my LBS fitting two weeks ago had my seat a HALF AN INCH too high! No wonder I was getting Achilles pains the wkd I did 61 miles (41 for long ride). I got that pain almost immediately after the LBS raised my seat.

    AND: TADA! I am back in clipless! He talked me into SPDs. I could tell right away that they were different and MUCH easier. It doesn't seem that much harder than just taking my foot off the platform. We will see if I feel the same way on the bike trail, but, I could instantly tell how much easier they were. The good news is that the other side is a platform so if I get a little leery of it at times (hills) I can take one foot out and pedal on the platform.

    He shortened my stem a little, and the clipless will put the pedal more directly under my feet than just barely on the ball the way the stirrups did.

    You are videotaped during this. I was not doing the heels down thing. I would have to say my natural stroke kinda looks like the goop-scraping thing a kind poster here mentioned (was that Indysteel?).

    I also am on shoe number THREE. Well, a size larger in the second shoe. I have a size 9 and a 10. I am usually an 8.5 - 9 in shoes. The 9 was OK for short rides, but not long ones. So the toe numbness and toenail pain should go away.

    So I have three shoes, and three pedal sets now. Two stems, too.

    HTH?

  6. #6
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    ??? inquiring minds want to know what is a BG fit. Big Girl Fit?

  7. #7
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    Mar 2011
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    Body Geometry. Specialized certified...

 

 

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