Originally Posted by
chasmm
Here's some info from a CT newspaper, The New Haven Register:
Bike fitting sessions at College Street Cycles last 60-90 minutes. The cost is $75, plus an optional $25 for cleat adjustment.
Matthew Feiner, owner of Devil’s Gear Bike Shop in New Haven, charges $50-$100 for a bike fitting that takes 45-90 minutes.
At Zane’s, the bike-fitting process usually takes three to four hours and costs $350. One of the shop’s employees, Greg Ciocci of New Haven, recently learned how to do bike fittings with specialized computer software.
The full article can be found at
http://zanes.com/articles/new-haven-...fits-pg227.htm
Note, I don't have any real affiliation with any of these shops, just providing some info. I did get my Roubaix from Zanes, but that was through the Delta Skymiles program.
Charles
Thats great info as I live 5 min outside new haven and have perused all of the above. looking into bike fitting, since I bought my bike and had original fitting and being new to cycling the set up was more relaxed. due for a new fitting as I plan to do a couple crits next spring and feel like i need some adjustments.