well, the person who sells you the bike should be able to do a gross fitting. This is important so you buy the right size bike. (Stompy is fundamentally too small for me, although the new seat post helps.)
Actually, Shiny was fit for me at Gregg's and i haven't had to really re-adjust. There is a lot of info on line that can help you make small adjustments yourself if you feel problems.
I'm not sure a physical therapist is really necessry, but maybe can't hurt (but could cost a lot). But maybe Joan feels differently?
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Date: 2009-04-16 05:20 am (UTC)Actually, Shiny was fit for me at Gregg's and i haven't had to really re-adjust. There is a lot of info on line that can help you make small adjustments yourself if you feel problems.
I'm not sure a physical therapist is really necessry, but maybe can't hurt (but could cost a lot). But maybe Joan feels differently?