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A Personalised Bike Fitting, Led by a Physio

Every cyclist is different, and so is every bike. A Physio Action bike fit is a customised, individual assessment of you and your bike, aimed at improving performance and reducing your risk of injury. Because it's physio-led, we look beyond the bike itself and assess how your body moves, so the changes we make actually fit you, not just the frame.

Whether you're a recreational rider or cycling competitively, a professional bike fit can make a real difference to comfort, efficiency and long-term injury prevention. Our cycling physiotherapy service is available across our Leeds, Harrogate, Ilkley, Guiseley and Chapel Allerton clinics.

What Does a Physio-Led Bike Fit Involve?

  • Stage 1, Pre-assessment - a conversation about you, your cycling habits, your injury history and what you want to get from the session
  • Stage 2, Current bike set-up - we assess and document your existing set-up as a reference point for any adjustments
  • Stage 3, Individual physiotherapy assessment - we check your flexibility and strength off the bike, across the joints and muscle groups used in cycling
  • Stage 4, Individual adjustments - tailored recommendations for you and your bike, with adjustments made during the session and explained as we go
  • Stage 5, Re-evaluation - we reassess you on the bike to make sure you're happy and comfortable with the new set-up

Within 24 hours of your appointment, we'll email you a bespoke action plan covering your pre-fit measurements, the adjustments made to your bike, and a tailored physiotherapy treatment plan if one is needed.

What to Bring & Practical Information

  • Your bike
  • The shoes you cycle in
  • Padded or bib shorts, whatever you'd normally wear when riding

We have strong links with local bike shops and suppliers in the Harrogate area, so if a more complex mechanical change is needed, we can liaise with them directly. We don't stock cleats, saddles or insoles in clinic, but we'll help you find the right solution through our local supplier network.

Changing facilities and ample on-site parking are available, with easy access to the physiotherapy room for you and your bike.

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Bike fit physio - FAQ's

How quickly can I be seen?
Most new patients are seen within 24-48 hours across our Leeds, Harrogate, Ilkley, Guiseley and Chapel Allerton clinics.

Do I need a GP referral?
No - book directly online or by phone.

How long does a bike fit take?
The bike fit with physio assessment takes around 1.5 hours plus a follow-up; a standalone bike fit takes about an hour. See the pricing options above for full details.

What's the difference between the bike fit options?
The full option includes a physiotherapy assessment alongside the bike fit itself, useful if you have niggles, pain or a history of injury. The standalone bike fit focuses on the bike set-up, and we'll advise if a physio assessment would help.

Will you actually adjust my bike, or just tell me what to change?
Both - we make the adjustments during your session, and talk you through why we're making each change.

How soon will I get my results?
You'll receive your bespoke action plan by email within 24 hours of your appointment, covering your measurements, the adjustments made, and any recommended exercise plan.

Do I need to have an injury to book a bike fit?
Not at all - a bike fit is just as valuable for improving comfort and performance as it is for treating or preventing injury.

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