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Do you think that you might have an advantage if you had a device which could do all of the above?

I have it. It exists. It’s top secret and patent-pending. It is not vaporware, and it works beautifully. I predict it will revolutionize bike fit and performance optimization, but then I’m biased since I designed the thing.

I rode said machine today for 4×9 minutes near threshold, at 270-300 watts, while smoothly, incrementally and repeatedly altering my saddle height, my effective seat angle, my drop and my reach. Independent or together. I started at my current, dialed in tri bike setup and moved through a drop range of 9 cm and 3 cm of saddle height, along with 6 degrees of seat angle range. And I never stopped working at 270-300 watts (I never even had to wield an electric screwdriver either). I quickly determined that my saddle should be incrementally lower and that I should be using even more drop.

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We will soon be offering this service to our fit clients. And soon after that, interested parties will be able to get their hands on one of these devices. Let us know if you might be interested, they will initially be in very limited supply.

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Again, I’m biased, and a geek, but this thing absolutely rocks.

4 Comments »

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    Pingback by TriFitLab – Warren, RI » Top Secret TFL Stuff — December 16, 2009 @ 4:59 pm

  2. Holy 0′ Crap….Swweeettt….cant wait to see this in real life!!!!
    Revolutionize!

    Comment by Rod Wilson — December 19, 2009 @ 11:31 pm

  3. [...] the way that a rider if fit.  You can find a little more information about this machine at here and find out more about Todd and his fit services [...]

    Pingback by Alex McDonald Pro Triathlete » Blog Archive » Amazing new fit machine! — January 6, 2010 @ 5:56 pm

  4. [...] the way that a rider if fit.  You can find a little more information about this machine at here and find out more about Todd and his fit services [...]

    Pingback by A New Fit for a New Year…and a New Fit Machine! | Team Timex Blog — January 6, 2010 @ 5:57 pm

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