Bicycle sizing is, to the uninitiated, a confusing blur of figures and angles. Iain Treloar shows you how to make sense of it all. What any bike rider seeks is the moment where the bike disappears—where any niggles evaporate into the ether, where body and machine are perfectly attuned, and where that elusive state of
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Iain Treloar searches for the perfect fit for the perfectly imperfect. With a heavy heart and aching body, I rode toward the clinic. As my pedals turned over, I mulled over my physical flaws; pronounced scoliosis that developed in my childhood, poorly-knit broken ribs and a chest covered in a patchwork of scars, knee pain.
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Iain Treloar gets tested, prodded and probed in his search for the perfect bike fit. The bicycle is a highly accommodating machine. From a configuration of tubes and a few different sizes, it’s capable of being adjusted to more or less fit basically any rider, allowing them to pedal away in moderate comfort for as long
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