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If you have been
active in the sport of cycling over the past twenty years, you've heard about Kyle.
Whether it's on the race courses of North America or in the fabled "fitting
room" back at the shop, Kyle is the fit expert so many pros and amateurs turn to year
after year. His retrofits are legendary - hour long one-on-one sessions where
experienced riders report that they learned more about fit, form, and function in one
meeting than they learned in their
previous ten years. Serious riders travel from all over the East Coast for one of these
sessions that Kyle squeezes into a schedule too full to accommodate all of the requests. (for
info on retrofits click on button at bottom of page)
Sure, the guys over 6' 4" and the women under 5' 1", plus riders with bad
backs and blown out knees make their way to Kyle for his expertise. But, so should you.
Because if there is one thing for certain in the sport of cycling it is this - fit
is king! Once you get a great fit, you will never go back. There just isn't any
substitute for fit.
It is probably safe to say that there are not five guys in the U.S. that can provide a
great fit. But, Kyle has done over 8,000 of them! As Kyle is fond of saying, "Even if
I didn't know a thing about fit at the start, I've sure learned a lot by now!" But
the truth is, Kyle figured out his exclusive fitting system before he started working on
"real people". Sure, the system has been refined along the way. In fact,
mountain bikes, Tri bikes, and hybrids didn't even exist when he first started. But, the
precise rules for his legendary fit have not changed from day one when he figured it all
out. By now, his principles of fit have been tested to the max.
For one reason, people come from all
over the country for a fit by Kyle - his fit works, plain and simple.
More comfort, much better muscle development, increased control and security, these are
the goals Kyle aims for with each and every rider. And with a track record like his, who
can argue!
For more information on Kyle's retrofits click here: retrofit.htm

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