I'm racing Ironman Canada (fourth time, yippee!) next month and I've been wondering if any fit experts will be there during race week.
Before anyone gives me advice I don't need about not changing my position at the last minute, I wouldn't think of doing that; rather, what I have in mind is to get a good idea of what kind of essential figures (stack and reach) I should be carrying around on a notepad next time I look for a new tri bike, as I live in a market with zero tri retailers and even less tri expertise and would have to go mail order or overseas pick-up.
For instance, I am at a loss whether I'd be better off on a size 51 (w/650c wheels) or 53 (w/700c) Cervelo P2K, supposing that would be among my range of choices. I am also of the long leg/short torso body type and am not a typical fit.
Lacking some kind of Expo fitting session, does anyone at the Bike Barn do fittings?
Before anyone gives me advice I don't need about not changing my position at the last minute, I wouldn't think of doing that; rather, what I have in mind is to get a good idea of what kind of essential figures (stack and reach) I should be carrying around on a notepad next time I look for a new tri bike, as I live in a market with zero tri retailers and even less tri expertise and would have to go mail order or overseas pick-up.
For instance, I am at a loss whether I'd be better off on a size 51 (w/650c wheels) or 53 (w/700c) Cervelo P2K, supposing that would be among my range of choices. I am also of the long leg/short torso body type and am not a typical fit.
Lacking some kind of Expo fitting session, does anyone at the Bike Barn do fittings?