Capture your baseline
Use the checklist to record saddle height, crank length, reach, and the discomfort you are trying to solve.
Free bike fit
Free bike fit before you book a studio session
Use BikeFittr as a free bike fit check for the most common setup problems. Upload a riding photo, review your position, and see whether saddle height, knee angle, saddle setback, handlebar width, or cockpit reach need attention.
Best for
DIY bike fit at home
- Free to start for core bike fit checks
- Photo-based AI analysis for knee angle, hip angle, back angle, saddle height, and reach
- Separate workflows for saddle height, saddle offset, cockpit, and full fit
- A practical first pass before spending money on an in-person bike fit
Run the free fit check
Upload your side-view riding photo and let BikeFittr measure the key angles behind common bike fit issues, then use the angle chart or calculator pages for the contact point you want to adjust.
Change one thing at a time
Apply small adjustments, repeat the fit check, and compare the result before changing another contact point.
Common questions
Is BikeFittr really free to start?
Yes. BikeFittr gives riders a free way to begin checking their bike fit online before deciding whether they need deeper analysis or professional support.
What problems can a free bike fit catch?
It can flag common visible issues such as saddle height being too high or low, excessive reach, closed hip angle, awkward handlebar width, or a posture that may explain hand, neck, knee, or lower-back discomfort.
When should I still pay for a bike fitter?
Pay for a professional fitter when pain is persistent, you have injury history, you race seriously, or your issue involves cleats, mobility, asymmetry, or medical context.