Cleat remap
Road shoe cleats set with fore-aft marks so the pedal spindle sits under the metatarsal.
Abode Wharf Fit
Two recent contact-point maps from riders who arrived with numb hands or hotspots.
Road shoe cleats set with fore-aft marks so the pedal spindle sits under the metatarsal.
Seatpost marked after knee-angle checks on the jig, not guesswork on the street.
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.