Abode Wharf Fit
Cleat flow on the jig
Four phases move from intake notes to marked bolts you can trust at home.
How we work
Intake ride notes
You describe hotspots, recent bike changes, and weekly distance before we unbox tools.
Static capture
We photograph your current contact points and measure reach and drop on the jig.
Dynamic passes
Short pedal intervals reveal hip rock and knee tracking; we nudge one variable at a time.
Mark & notes
Final numbers go on a printed card and stem/saddle marks so home tweaks stay honest.
Tools on the bay
Cleat rotation is marked with a fine pencil before bolts torque down, so a second pass can undo one degree without guessing.
Saddle tilt is checked with a digital level on the jig rails, not by eye across a busy workshop floor.
Bar reach changes happen after saddle height locks; reversing that order wastes the session on chasing elbow bend.
We wipe laser targets between riders so dust does not fake a misalignment on dark frames.
Shoe walk tests catch hotspots that only appear when you unclip and push the bike in a hallway.