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World Tour cycling is ever-developing. It’s getting faster, more technical and more detailed. The term “marginal gains” is drastically overused in sport, but in pursuit of performance, it is the term that is best used. A change measured in millimetres can be the difference between winning and losing. “Improving the human-bike interaction” is the beginning of everything Sync Ergonomics does. Whether it be position optimisation through Adaptive HP, or developing new products with Sync. …

Triathlon, as much as many cyclists hate to admit it, is often at the forefront of technological advancement. With less regulations around bike design and position, triathletes are able to adopt all sorts of weird and wacky set-ups.While the pros rule the roost, it is the age groupers that make up the greatest percentage of race entries. What works for the pros, will often not work for the amateurs, so why does all the literature focus on the former?In our new series, we’re going to speak to …

The history of Sync Ergonomics is deep rooted and intertwined with bike fitting. Adaptive Human Performance (Adaptive HP) was the start of Ken Ballhause’s professional life in the cycling world. His aim was always simple: “Improving the human-bike interaction” — Ken Ballhause It’s all about the fit - Adaptive HP provides fitting services for road, TT and TriathlonImage by: @stefhansonproductions Ken has worked closely with many of the top-performing athle …