I think they will both be pretty good, however I was wondering if one is any better than the other.
Go to Chris S. @ Nytro or Dan-O @ B&L. Both should be great.
Go to Bikesport and see Tom. 
B&L. No question.
I went to Nytro a couple of years ago. When the guy got out the weight on a string and started to line up my kneecap with the pedal spindle, I said, “Stop.” I left and bought a bike somewhere else.
The new owners of B&L are doing a heckuva job. I’ve been in there for a number of things and I have been very happy with the attentiveness of everyone there.
“I went to Nytro a couple of years ago.”
since then i think chris has become the featured fitter. and, since then he’s FIST certified, which may not mean that much to some, but at least he’s been through the program and knows the process.
I hear consistent good reviews about Nytro and B&L. Where in Hank’s store in relation to those? his place is called Edge Multisport and it is top notch too. I wager any of these three are literally world class. The bar is set pretty high in that neighborhood.
too add one more to the mix…
Randy at Trek Bikes. I have also enjoyed the fitting from Dano.
The person fitting does make the difference.
Trisha
since then i think chris has become the featured fitter. and, since then he’s FIST certified, which may not mean that much to some, but at least he’s been through the program and knows the process.
That would change things, of course. The guy that attempted to fit me is no longer at Nytro (I think he’s a rep for some big component maker out of Japan. “S”…something.)