26th September 2017 · Posted by Philip Cavell
The new generation of professional cyclists are choosing to view Cyclefitting as a personal and continuous consultation, not a mass participation event at a team training camp.
26th September 2017 · Posted by Philip Cavell
The new generation of professional cyclists are choosing to view Cyclefitting as a personal and continuous consultation, not a mass participation event at a team training camp.
4th May 2017 · Posted by Julian Wall
If we look back over the last century nothing much has changed on a bike frame’s geometry other than the materials used for its assembly but bikefitting innovation and techniques have changed dramatically in recent years.
15th April 2017 · Posted by Philip Cavell
As Mavic launches the Comète Ultimate shoe costing £900, we consider the value propoistion. Can any cycle shoe be worth £900? And if so is the Mavic Comète worth this rarified pricing?
30th March 2017 · Posted by Philip Cavell
This journal is based on a keynote lecture that Phil Cavell gave at ISCO15 in Munster. It explores the evolution curve of the human and the evolution curve of the modern bicycle. And whether the two curves intersect in a place that could reasonably be described as a happy equilibrium?
23rd February 2017 · Posted by Philip Cavell
How does 'Fit' relate to 'Custom'? What advantage does moving to custom get you over a stock frame - our friends at Seven Cycles ponder.
18th February 2017 · Posted by Julian Wall
In this journal entry we look at an issue that has been especially close to our hearts for every single day of our 15 years years because of the potential for efficiency loss and even injury to many cyclists – the Myth of the Upstroke.
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