Old 08-09-13 | 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by DnvrFox
FIND ANOTHER STORE QUICK.

This guy is far out and does not know what he is talking about. One of the most common problems in the 50+ (and other) groups are shoes that are too tight. His whole spiel about "no clipless" is not in accordance with accepted terminology.
LISTEN TO THIS GUY, Rich. Find another shop. This "expert" is blowing smoke up you know where. You really need a certified fit technician. Trek dealers are usually not the best place to go for a pro fit, (I have a Trek too, and he "fitted" me by having me bring in my old 30-year old bike to take the measurements from).

I found the best fit people are at Specialized shops. And, they really don't care what type of bike you have. (disclaimer: after deciding that you need a specific sized something-or-other, they will want to sell you it. You don't need to purchase it from them. I was fitted with my Pinarello and wanted to keep it Italian, so I took the measurements and purchased my stuff elsewhere.) It will cost you a C-note plus, but is well worth the time and effort . . . and it will "fix" what's wrong.
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