Why the 'right' bike fit is a range, not a number
When BFF EZ is enough and when it isn't
BFF EZ on its own is the right tool for:
- The three core adjustments: saddle height, saddle fore/aft, and upper body position.
- Most bikes: road, gravel, mountain, commuter, stationary, and even time-trial/aero setups.
- Fitting and re-checking more than one bike.
- Self-fitting at home, on your own schedule, without booking a session.
Worth seeing a professional fitter for:
- Persistent pain that doesn't ease after you've tried changing your fit on your own.
- Coming back to riding after a significant injury.
- A unique riding style or body considerations where an experienced, hands-on fitter would know more.
- A complex or recurring issue you can't pin down on your own.
The rule: Make changes slowly, in small increments. Listen to your body more than the numbers.
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