Bike Fits Like Glove Easy to follow procedure, from measuring yourself and setting up your bike. I've had 2 bike fits at bike shops and this is all over them. Finally feels like my bike fits perfectly. Able to generate more consistent power feeling comfortable at the same time.

Not suitable if having short legs and long torso The results I got seemed very off, I double-checked and triple-checked the measurements, but the results were out of every imaginable scope. I have short legs and a long torso, resulting in very large bike sizes. E.g. Canyon recommends a size small, but Best Bike Advice recommends a size large with a very very long reach. I don't have confidence in buying the bike based on this fit. Taking measurements seems to be relatively simple, though help from someone is very beneficial.

It is supposed I have a list of… It is supposed I have a list of possible bike model according their geometry and my biometrics measurements so the bike fitter would have a good point to start

Good value DIY bike fit. Lots of clear guidance on taking measurements. I was grateful for the opportunity to modify my measurements. I could have done with an obvious way to modify my riding style from a moderately aggressive to casual. I was worried I would have to pay again. I didn't thankfully. The results looked very useful. I will be taking them with me when I collect the new bike. We'll see how accurate it turns out to be.

Great value for basic bike fitting Everyone with a road bike is usually pretty much capable of doing the basic measuring (and has the tooling). This site provides the important calculations that you need to do the basic fitting yourself. Especially useful if you buy a second-hand bike! My personal experience is that I was able to check on 4 important points and did some changes, with as a result, wayyy less hurting from long rides.