Showing posts with label varus wedges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label varus wedges. Show all posts

Monday, January 3, 2011

7 bike fits – Dec 4-5 Clinical BikeFit Pro Green Level Education 2010

Brook -
Left 5 degree varus 1 VV1
Right 10 degrees varus 1 VV1 & 1 Cleat Wedge - 20mm pedal spacer

Terri -
Left 7 degrees varus 1 ITS wedge
Right 0 neutral 1 ITS wedge

Tucker -
Left 9 degrees varus 1 VV1 & 1 ITS wedge - 20mm pedal spacer
Right 10 degrees varus 1 VV1 & 1 ITS wedge - 20mm pedal spacer
Plus – Superfeet

Jeff-
Left 4 degrees varus 1 Cleat Wedge
Right 7 degrees varus 2 Cleat Wedges

Anna
Left 16 degrees varus 3 Cleat Wedges – ½ longer spindle
Right 19 degrees varus 4 Cleat Wedges – ½ longer spindle

Dena
Left 18 degrees varus 2 Cleat Wedges & 1 ITS
Right 19 degrees varus 2 Cleat Wedges & 1 ITS

25 total Wedges – all varus
3.6 wedge per cyclist – slightly below average
4 – VV1 Cleats were used (SPD users)
6 – ITS Wedges were used = 24 percent of total wedge use – higher than average
15 – Wedges used were Cleat Wedges
7 fits = 14 feet – all feet needed wedges
5 feet needed longer spindles (3 of 7 cyclist would not fit properly with most pedal systems)

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

New Patent Pending V V 1 mtn cleat/spd compatible – Hypercat Racing

Feedback: Andrew dropped off a set of the new V V 1 SPD cleats to try, ironically I had a follow-up client that night and in the end with a 1mm spacer on each pedal, 1 ITS per shoe, the V V 1 cleats and some playing around with position, her legs tracked as nice as any of the road systems I have seen. That is very close to a first. Generally I feel I have to call it at close enough, but in the end it was perfect and she felt "connected" to the pedals. I think those little puppies were the icing on the cake and a many times better than the small little SPD Cleat Wedges, especially when making the small adjustments. I am ordering up a few
V V 1 sets to have for some upcoming charity riders I will be fitting.

Thanks again

Phil
Website: http://www.hypercat.com/
Blog: http://www.hypercatcycling.wordpress.com/


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