Default Tri-Fit Methodology:
Jamabalaya (a little of everything) Certifications:
None Fit Bikes:
Calfee Motion-Capture Systems:
Other Brand-Friendly:
None Cost of Fit: $220-250
General Information
General Information: Dario Fredrick and John Hunt have combined fitting experience of nearly 50 years between them. --- Dario's knowledge of riders and bodies is complemented by a Master?s degree in applied exercise science that also includes formal biomechanics training. Dario is an avid cyclist himself (road, MTB, gravel, adventure?), and understands proper fit from the inside out. His deep understanding of equipment and bodies enables him to design custom bikes as individualized as the riders themselves. --- John first started fitting bikes in 1989, originally trained in the Serotta Fit Kit method and designing custom bikes using the Serotta Size Cycle. His own first custom bike was built in 1992, and he has been designing bikes ever since. John?s approach to bike fitting is steeped in a deep wealth of personal knowledge and experience, allowing him to effectively address injuries through proper fit, while balancing comfort and performance. His knowledge base continues to grow as he stays current with bike geometry trends and fit-related product changes. Directions: From San Francisco: take Hwy 101 North to the Sir Francis Drake Blvd exit. Continue west to Bolinas Ave at San Anselmo/Ross border. Turn left and then an immediate right onto San Anselmo Ave. Drive past the post office and you’ll see Mariposa Ave on your left. The studio is the first building on the left.
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