Virtual Bike Fits
Brian Hammond
Get a virtual bike fit in the comfort of your own home! This 45-minute one-on-one professional analysis and advice from BaseCamp bike fitters Brian Hammond and Lorri Lown is designed to give you more power, more comfort, and more fun on your bike. After you purchase, we'll email you instructions and a link to schedule your session. The price is normally $149, but all BaseCamp members get a 20% discount during the winter group coaching session (no coupon needed).
Lorri Lown
What to expect
Once you purchase, we will email you a link to schedule your virtual bike fit session. If you've done a MyVeloFit fit with your free trial, we'll ask for several of your MyVeloFit recordings so we can review them in advance to become familiar with your setup and information. Instructions are below for setting up your bike and camera for the session.
Here's how it works:
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Purchase your virtual fit consult by clicking "Start Now" above.
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We'll email you a link to schedule your consultation and share your MyVeloFit recordings (if you've done a MyVeloFit fit).
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When it's time for the session, set up your bike on the trainer and camera with the instructions below.
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Your fit coach will meet with you for about 45 minutes.
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After the session, your fit coach will email you a summary report within 24-48 hours.
Feel free to use any road, triathlon, gravel, mountain, or connected bike such as a Zwift Ride, Kickr, Stages, etc.
How to prepare for the session
If you are doing a MyVeloFit free trial, go ahead and perform this before you schedule your virtual session.
When it's time for the consultation, set up your phone or device on a desk, chair, or other surface at approximately the height of your bike's saddle. The ideal distance between the camera and your bike is 2.5 meters (approximately 9 feet). This distance is measured from the side (profile) of the bike in line with the crank (pedal) center. The setup is very similar to MyVeloFit's recommended setup for the virtual bike fit; see the image below or click here for more details.
Please have the appropriate tools available to adjust your shoe cleats and your saddle if necessary. This is typically a hex key or allen wrench but may vary depending on your shoes and/or bike.
