Question 1

What is included in Village Bike & Fitness's Body Geometry Fit service?

Accepted Answer

A Body Geometry Fit session lasts 1.5–3.0 hours and includes a rider profile interview, a physical assessment of 25 body measurements (range of motion, flexibility, symmetry, core strength, foot structure), and cycling position analysis from both side and front views to optimize saddle height, reach, and hip/knee/foot alignment. Road or mountain bike fits cost $350; triathlon or time trial fits cost $400.

Question 2

Does Village Bike & Fitness offer a credit toward bike purchase for getting fitted?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If a customer purchases a bike over $5,000 within one month of their fit, the full fit price is deducted from the bike purchase. For bikes under $5,000, half the fit price is deducted. The fitting must be completed before the bike purchase to qualify for the credit.

Question 3

What should customers bring to a fitting appointment at Village Bike & Fitness?

Accepted Answer

Customers should bring their current bike, shoes and pedals, saddle, riding clothes, a towel, and a water bottle. The shop recommends waiting to purchase new shoes, pedals, saddles, handlebars, stems, seatposts, or cranks until after the fitting, as new items may not match the fit specifications.

Question 4

Does Village Bike & Fitness offer bike repair services?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The shop offers free estimates on all bike repairs and provides professional service for everything from quick tune-ups to full overhauls, including drivetrain wear diagnosis and complex mechanical resets.

Question 5

Is the Body Geometry Fit service available at all Village Bike & Fitness locations?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling options vary by season and fitter availability. Customers should call or email the specific store location where they want the fitting performed to discuss available appointment times.

Question 6

What is the 'Put A Lid On It!' program that Village Bike & Fitness supports?

Accepted Answer

The shop participates in a helmet safety initiative founded in 2004 by the Grand Rapids Griffins and Helen DeVos Children's Hospital to promote helmet use among elementary and middle school children throughout West Michigan. The program includes school poster distribution, helmet reward tickets for kids, and helmet donations through library events and Safe Kids Greater Grand Rapids.

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