Fitworks Cycling Support

M Mueller 

on Google

a week ago

I had a great bike fit with Kurt. He spent hours making sure my bike was perfectly dialed in, and I could immediately feel the difference on my first ride after the fit. He made me feel comfortable and explained the science and methods in a way that really made sense. Highly recommend! 

Jim Figueredo 

on Google

a week ago

I had a bike fitting with Kurt and not only learned so much about the science and mechanics behind bike fitting that after owning and riding my bike for years I feel like I have a brand new bike. No more discomfort, especially with the saddle change. We were able to try over a dozen saddles and do blind testing which helped narrow down to a comfortable saddle. I highly recommend Kurt who taught me a great deal and fitted me with my bike so well. Well worth the cost and should've done this years ago! 

Sebastian Awatramani 

on Google

9 months ago

I had previously gotten a fit with someone else that left a lot to be desired. While I did see a speed increase, the position he put me in led to a lot of pain and discomfort, and while I did continue to ride a lot, it got to the point where the pain was discouraging. On a whim I decided to give Kurt a try to see if the problem was me or the fit, and man I am glad I did. Unlike the previous fitter who used a fancy app to put me in the "right" position, Kurt's approach is much more manual, intricate, and personally tailored. ... read more

Cory Peremsky 

on Google

a year ago

First off, Kurt is a professional and also a very cool guy to talk to. Second, if you are hesitant or maybe a little bit shy about getting your bike fit, I would definitely recommend him for this. He makes the whole experience very easy and explains everything he does while he is doing it. I was being plagued with knee and wrist pain after getting into mountain biking heavily again while also working a relatively physically demanding job. These two factors led to me being in a lot of pain at work or after long hours on the s... read more

Ken Eimer 

on Google

a year ago

I iniated an email to Kurt about getting a fit and whether he could help secure a bike. He said he could do both and asked for more information. When I indicated my primary interest was purchasing a frame, and having him transfer existing parts (drivetrain, etc), Kurt dropped off the map. I sent Kurt two emails about this project. No response. If he didn't want pursue this, that's fine. But how do you explain his lack of communication, especially when he asked for more info? My best guess: when he realized the money he envis... read more