making cycling better

Professional bike fitting and bespoke bicycles

Bike Fitting Explained

Invest in yourself and your cycling

Phil and Jules are the UK's most experienced bike fitters and custom frame designers

Meet our London team

The world's finest bike brands and personal service

We can provide you with the perfect bike and equipment to fit you and your riding style

Our Cyclefit Studio

Bicycles designed and built for you

By getting to know and understand you better we can build you the perfect bicycle from the world's finest bike manufacturers: Trek, Seven, Passoni & Open Cycles.

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Our Philosophy

Eddy Merckx - 5 time winner of the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia. Winner of the Vuelta a Espana in 1973 and first rider ever to complete the Triple Crown. Merckx retired in 1978 aged 33 due to persistent injuries. Could it have been any better? We believe so. Since 2001 Cyclefit’s Founders— Julian Wall and Philip Cavell - have devoted more space and resources to bike fitting than any other company in Europe. They have travelled the world studying, developing, teaching and creating bike fitting techniques for amateur riders, global bike manufacturers, and World Tour Riders. All because they know how important bike fitting is to the enjoyment and performance of the most beautiful sport on earth.

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Our Journal

3 Reasons to get a Se7en This Autumn!

If you have ever considered upgrading your Serotta or having a custom Seven made? Well this is THE moment. Three great reasons to buy a Seven, only one of which is Brexit!

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Trek Top Fuel 9.8 Review

Jules returns to his mountain bike roots and re-discovers off-road adventure and new technology.

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Trek Madone SLR Disc Review

Phil reviews the sharpest bike in the world for 2019. Surely a mismatch destined to end in tears?

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The First Rule of Back Club Part Part VII

Phil shifts focus from his back to reviewing all the validity of all the technology shifts he has missed since he stopped riding in 2011.

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