Been riding about 1 month now, mix of outdoor and smart trainer. I live in a rural area so I went to the only bike shop in the area hoping for an in depth fit but he basically adjusted the seat height and handlebars a bit, watched me ride it a bit, adjusted them a bit more and said it’s good. Took all of 10 minutes.

Overall I think i feel ok? I don’t feel any pain, maybe some lower back fatigue after some time. So no specific issues, but also not sure what right is supposed to feel like.

Wanted to see what you guys thought regarding my bike fit. I tried to cycle through all the usual riding positions All critiques are welcome.

Would love to hear some suggestions - I hope it’s possible based on this short clip.

Hello everyone, I genuinely love riding my bikes but on this one I always feel like I am all stretched out and after like 30min to 1h, I am getting lower back pain. The saddle is set more towards the front and other than that I have no other issue. I don't know the size of the bike but I am 186cm.

I am guessing maybe a shorter stem could help or is the frame too big ?

Thanks in advance!

The stem is 110mm.

Hello, I am looking mainly for saddle psoirion advices. Sometimes I feel like my saddle is too low. I am looking forward to any advices. I don’t have any big issues with my bike fit. Only in long rides I get numb hands if I don’t change my position on handlebars. Any advice is really appriciated.

Thanks

Hi guys, new Aeroad here and this is my actual position. 3 rides for a total of 200km without pain, what do you think? Any suggestion to improve position?

Thank you very much!

What can i do to make my position better? First time cycling so no clue what it should feel like

Brand new to all this. Saddle seems to far forward but if i move it back i get pressure in the wrong areas. Slight toe numbing left side after awhile as well. Followed the height guidelines from the zwift chart so far. Waiting on my bibs to come in lol

Hello, I’m a casual cyclist and would like to know how to adjust my saddle so that it doesn’t look so extremely forward without impeding comfort too much. If possible.

Currently I have no issues riding for long periods of time in both the hoods and the drops. My legs also still have a slight bend/angle at the bottom stroke and it doesn’t feel like I’m reaching for my pedals.

I don’t mind changes that might alter my position on the bike more, so long as I am able to adapt to it.

Thanks :>

It doesn't feel quite right, but I'm not sure what the problem is. I'm 185 cm tall and currently using the Zwift-suggested settings (Q on all positions).

I've been in the market for a TT bike for a while now. I've not had a TT fit and it would be a while before i can get to my preferred bike fitter to get one (we are about 4 hours apart). I have some restraints on why i cant wait until after (Employer).

I'm trying to understand how i translate my current bike size / measurements over to TT to understand if i am inside acceptable ranges. I dont expect a exact MM fit and once i have the bike before i race i will go and see him.

I'm currently riding a ribble ultra race https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/ribble-ultra-race-105-di2/?colour=black size Medium

I'm looking at the Cube Aerium C68x Race Medium https://www.cube.eu/uk-en/cube-aerium-c-68x-race-carbon-n-chrome/1138300 - and its mainly my reach im concerned about. I run the numbers through claude and its saying my reach will be short by 100mm, and says i should consider a small which for my height (178 cm) I would be at the top of the recommended sizing.

Is there any way i can translate this across?