J.Michael Manning

Now that we are officially into racing season, many of you are already

considering what you might do differently to improve your performance.

The most effective measure, both time-wise nad cost-wise would be to

correct any biomechanical issues you might have. Optimum performance is

directly related to proper mechanics. The Wobblenaught precision fitting

system is the most effective way to ensure you have it right. Contact me

if you are ready to take your cycling to the next level.

J.Michael Manning

CycleOne LLC



Technology is the future.

jwi-@pacifier.com

Have you consulted Micheal Slyvester at the Bike Gallery in Portland?

He's the guy that Serotta uses to *train* fitters all over the country,

so he could probably figure you out.



I'm in the process of working out my fit issues- I'll bet I've got you

beat on the "wacky" spectrum. I've got 4 uprights, 2 recumbents, and a

1/2" leg-length discrepancy. So far I haven't seen him blink.



Jeff





Andy Vaughn wrote:

 

Does anyone know of a real good professional fit specialist in Oregon?

Or

good resources that I can consult?

I have been wrestling with my position for over a year of racing now -

reading every Burke, Pruitt, Zinn, Carmichael, Lemond, and Phinney book

on

it, and don't like any of the results.

This would be for a very serious road racing position.

-Andy

Andy Vaughn

Does anyone know of a real good professional fit specialist in Oregon? Or

good resources that I can consult?

I have been wrestling with my position for over a year of racing now -

reading every Burke, Pruitt, Zinn, Carmichael, Lemond, and Phinney book on

it, and don't like any of the results.

This would be for a very serious road racing position.

-Andy

Cycle-@hotmail.com

If you read the recent issue of Velo News, you probably saw Leonard

Zinn's article on the Wobblenaught laser fitting system. I have recently

purchased the complete system. If you are interested in fitting contact

me to schedule an appointment.

T. Field

Recently saw the article in Velo News about Andy Pruitt's outfit in Boulder

that does scientific bike fitting, cleat orthotics, digitized pedal stroke

analysis, etc. Is there anyone in Oregon or the NW doing the same sort of thing?