Sample report

This is what you get

A real sizing report, anonymised, with every section explained. This is the whole report. There's no paid version with more in it.

Anonymised report to be embedded here.

Each section of the real report will sit beside its explanation below.

Rider summary

Who you are, what you ride, what you're buying for, what you told us matters. Everything downstream depends on this being right, so it's stated at the top rather than buried in an appendix.

Measurements, and where each came from

Every number is tagged: measured live, measured by you, or estimated from a model. You can see at a glance which parts of the answer rest on hard data and which rest on inference.

Your position

Saddle height and setback, crank length, and your target hood position as an exact X and Y from the bottom bracket. This coordinate is the whole product. Everything else on the page exists to justify it or to act on it.

The confidence chart

Your target plotted as a point, with coloured zones showing how the recommendation would move if your measurements were slightly off. A tight zone means the answer holds up. A wide one means we're telling you where the uncertainty lives instead of pretending it isn't there.

Current versus recommended

Where a video capture was taken: your current riding position and your target, drawn on the same body, so the difference you see is a difference in position rather than two differently-proportioned stick figures.

Ranked bikes

The candidates we tested, ordered by how well they hit your position and how much adjustment they leave you afterwards. A frame that reaches you only at the limit of every component ranks below one that reaches you comfortably.

Setup per bike

For each viable candidate: stem length and angle, spacer stack, handlebar reach, seatpost. Take this to a shop and they can build it.

The bikes to avoid

Marked unmistakably, with the reason. This is the section people re-read at 11pm when a deal appears on the bike we told them not to buy.

Fitter's notes

What your fitter decided and why, in plain language, including anything they overrode and their reason for overriding it.

That's yours after 45 minutes.

45 minutes, one professional fitter, one report you keep.