Bike fit for saddle pain

Saddle pain: the right saddle starts with how you sit.

A saddle that works perfectly for one cyclist can become uncomfortable for you after an hour. Saddle pain is rarely just about the saddle itself: your position, your pelvis and the pressure distribution all play a part. Bike Metrics measures where the pressure is and finds what suits you.

Who is it for?

Does this sound familiar?

You feel pressure or pain on your sit bones or in the perineum.
You keep shifting around on your saddle or have to stand up regularly.
You have already tried saddles, but nothing feels quite right.
You are not sure whether your saddle has the right width and shape for your pelvis.
You want to know whether your saddle position or tilt is increasing the pressure.
How does it work?

From your question to a position that fits.

01

Intake

You tell us where the pressure is, how long you ride before it starts to hurt, and which saddles you have already tried.

02

Measuring saddle pressure

With gebioMized 3D pressure technology you can see where and how hard you press on the saddle. Not a feeling, but a picture.

03

Adjusting position and saddle

Saddle height, tilt and position are adjusted. Where needed, we test different saddles.

04

Measuring again

After the adjustment we look at the pressure distribution again, so you can see what has actually changed.

05

Report

You take home an overview of the findings and the adjustments.

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Which step suits you?

Frequently asked questions

Next step

Have us measure where the pressure on your saddle is.

Bike fit · Cycling · Overnight stay

Turn your bike fit into a cycling weekend in the Hageland

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

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