Useful and accurate but for advanced user Best Bike Advice is a very useful tool for bike fit. It does not replace a personalized intervention by a specialist but it is a valid help. It is essential to take the best measurements of your body, know yourself as an athlete and know well which type of bike you want to choose. These are the reasons that make me say it is a tool for advanced users. It also takes a good manual skill to know how to transfer the measurements resulting from the analysis to your bike. I used it to have some confirmations on my position and the result was the same as a professional bike fit that I had done recently.

Positive about bikefit advice. I made some adjustments on my bike after the bikefit advice and I feel more comfort during cycling.

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.

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.

Totally worth it! So far I haven’t tested the advice in practice to adjust my bike, but I’m thoroughly impressed by the functionality and amount of useful information. Definitely worth the investment. Thanks!