There is no need to get a new fit.

Agree. If you like your setup and it's been "good to you", why mess with it. If you pay a fitter, they will probably find something to recommend changing so you feel like you got something for your money. You can probably find a good way to spend that $300.

If you have a good fit already, it's likely you won't need a fit. If you have a fit that you like but that can improve, a new fit may work wonders. I'm glad you like your fit, but lots of riders have said they liked their fit but still had a tremendous amount of room for improvement.

Provide a video of you riding (from the side) and you'll get much more valuable feedback.

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Trent Nix
Owned and operated Tri Shop
F.I.S.T. Advanced Certified Fitter | Retul Master Certified Fitter (back when those were things)

As cyclists and multisport athletes our physiology and goals change so as should our fit. That being said , I see my elite/pro clients annually sometimes more depending. And most others every 2 or 3 years this has been going on now 30 years. So as to whether or not you need another fit.

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Robert Driskell
Certified Master Body Geometry fit Technician
Certified Master Retul Fit Technician
Zipp Service Course Specialist
Bikes Plus Pensacola Florida