Numb or tingling hands: the wrong pressure in the wrong place.

Do you suffer from numb hands, sore wrists or pressure on your fingers while cycling? Dimitri listens to what you experience and looks at your posture, handlebar position and contact points. Together you look for a riding position that suits you better.

Who is it for?

Does this sound familiar?

Your hands go numb after cycling for a while.
You have sore wrists.
You feel pressure on your fingers.
How does it work?

From your question to a position that fits.

01

Intake conversation

We discuss when your complaints occur, how you ride and what you would like to improve.

02

Assessing posture and contact points

Dimitri looks at your body build, bike set-up, handlebar position and the load on your hands.

03

Adjusting and retesting

We make adjustments where needed and test the changes on the roller trainer. How it feels on the bike counts.

04

Report and follow-up support

You receive a clear overview of the adjustments and share your experiences after your rides.

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Which step suits you?

Frequently asked questions

Next step

Ready to look at your position?

Bike fit · Cycling · Overnight stay

Turn your bike fit into a cycling weekend in the Hageland

Book your bike fit at Bike Metrics in Zoutleeuw, explore the cycling routes in the area and combine your trip with an overnight stay at Huys van Haeghe. That turns an appointment into a complete cycling outing.

You book the bike fit and the overnight stay separately, directly with the provider concerned.

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