wow, thats a really detailed vid on this topic on youtube so far. Is this measurement for race fit or comfort fit? How can i vary btw them. I want to opt for comfirt fit but it seems this guide was for race fit, please elaborate.
Great video. I've got a question. Some websites say to take measurements' while standing? I am confused between standing and riding posture measurement's. Wouldnt it be very restrictive in riding position if we take measurement's while standing and similarly on the opposite side?
The only measurements we take in a riding position are #7 and 8 - upper and lower thigh. The reason for this is simply to put some weight on the legs and get the thighs flexed. Taking these two measurements in this position ensures the suit will be comfortable when you're on the bike and putting weight on the pegs. Note that measurements #10, 16 and 18 (calves, bicep and forearm) are also taken with the muscles flexed.
Well… that’s pretty GD thorough. Boosts my confidence for when it’s time for me to purchase. 👍🏼
Glad it was reassuring! We're here to help whenever you're ready!
wow, thats a really detailed vid on this topic on youtube so far.
Is this measurement for race fit or comfort fit? How can i vary btw them. I want to opt for comfirt fit but it seems this guide was for race fit, please elaborate.
For race fit, our factory will use these exact numbers. For comfort fit, they will add necessary centimeters to a few different areas of the suit!
Great video. I've got a question. Some websites say to take measurements' while standing? I am confused between standing and riding posture measurement's. Wouldnt it be very restrictive in riding position if we take measurement's while standing and similarly on the opposite side?
The only measurements we take in a riding position are #7 and 8 - upper and lower thigh. The reason for this is simply to put some weight on the legs and get the thighs flexed. Taking these two measurements in this position ensures the suit will be comfortable when you're on the bike and putting weight on the pegs. Note that measurements #10, 16 and 18 (calves, bicep and forearm) are also taken with the muscles flexed.