Course Description

How do you go about learning bike fitting? This 45 minute presentation explores the why, who and what of how to learn bike fitting skills.

Includes a downloadable list of resources to further your bike fit education.

Owner, Fitter, Educator.

John Higgins

Like you, I really enjoy bicycling, and more so when I see other people enjoying bicycling. Nothing detracts from cycling enjoyment faster than attempting to ride a bike the wrong size, or having a bike poorly set up for the rider. I've been riding since my parents gave me a bike for my 6th birthday, but it wasn't until nearly 40 years later while working in bicycle retail that I really understood the importance of bike sizing and bike fitting. Yes they are different things. I've now ridden bikes (many types), sold bikes, sized up riders' for bikes, established a bike fitting studio, fitted bikes, and now am an owner of Fit Kit Systems, which was the first business to bring science and education to bike fitting in the USA, starting back in the early 1980's. I enjoy keeping abreast of developments in bike fitting through attending conferences and talking to other fitters, but my greater satisfaction comes from teaching fitting to others and sharing my insights and experience. If you can't make it to a face to face, hands-on workshop, an online course is a good place to start. Enjoy your ride, and help others enjoy theirs! John is a Level 3 member of the International Bike Fitting Institute, and a member of the IBFI Education Committee. He has taken multiple bike fit courses and studied under a wide range of other notable bike fitters, and runs a full time bike fitting studio, called BikeFitr. To see what his clients have to say, check out the Google Reviews for BikeFitr, or visit bikefitr.com

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Welcome to the course!

    • A message from your instructor

    • Before we begin...

  • 2

    Let's get started!

    • How To Learn Bike Fitting

  • 3

    Next Steps...

    • Take Away Resources

    • Action Steps and Feeback