Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
FitLab’s video-based bike-fit estimator
FitLab guides riders through filming themselves pedaling, measuring joint angles, and getting estimated bike adjustments.
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- Cyclists adjusting their own bike fit
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- The page gives estimated tolerances of ±2–3° for angles and ±5 mm for distances, and advises changes of no more than 5 mm at a time.
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The setup instructions specify a phone on a tripod at hip height, about three metres away, with the whole rider and bike in frame. The workflow also offers riding-style choices, crank length, optional current measurements, and symptom selections; it cautions users to consult a fitter or physio for pain, numbness, or injury. The page says video processing stays on the user's device, while email and basic usage counts are stored for the beta.
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