Community Resources
for Bike and Body
Bike
Although we know bikes, we don’t do all things bike. If you need a new bike, a bike repair, a carbon repair, a suspension service, or information about rides, races or other events, we can help point you in the right direction.
Listed below are resources related to bicycles, events and social media groups that may be useful.
Bike
- Fit Kit Systems for blog articles on bike fitting, bike fit tools, and bike fit supplies like insoles, pedal extenders, shims.
- Cycling West for all things bike related in the Intermountain West.
- Flynn Cyclery for service and repairs.
- SaltAir Cycles for local custom hand crafted steel bikes.
- East Bench Composites – for carbon frame repair
- Gear Rush – for consignment sales of cycling equipment
- Cycling Upgrades – local buy / sell of cycling equipment
- Suspension Syndicate – for fixing and upgrading MTB suspension
Events
- Utah Cycling Association (UCA) is the OFFICIAL LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF USA CYCLING for Utah and is the governing body over competitive cycling for this region.
- Tri Utah for local triathlon events
- Mid Week MTB series for mountain bike races
- Intermountain Cup for mountain bike races
- Utah Crits weekly criterium series
Body
The list below includes PT’s, Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Acupuncturists, Massage Therapists, Cycling Coaches, Sports medicine doctors and Holistic medical practitioners.
Amy Broekemeier, Pinnacle Performance, 801.583.5692
Pinnacle Performance under the leadership of Amy Broekemeier provide manual physical therapy and have an excellent reputation for improving body movement patterns that inhibit optimal functioning. They are conveniently located a few doors away, making it easier to have your PT contribute to your bike fit.
Emily Warren, Mindful Movement PT,
385.332.4939
Whether you’re seeking help for back pain, pelvic floor issues, or posture-related discomfort, Dr. Emily is here to support your healing with personalized, movement-based care. Emily works out of the Rise-4 gym in Holladay.
Ned Dowling, University of Utah Orthopaedic Center, 801.587.7005.
Ned is an experienced cyclist, PT and Director of the Cyclists Clinic for the University of Utah Orthopaedic Center. He is also an IBFI certified Level 2 bike fitter.
Andrew Reheisee, Revive Sport and Spine, 801.944.1855.
Dr. Reheisse enjoys an active lifestyle of running, hiking, swimming, triathlon, and camping. Through his years of running, he has experienced first hand many of the common injuries associated with endurance sports giving him a deeper understanding of how to treat these injuries.
Zac Taylor, Aspen Falls Wellness. 801.363.0060
Dr Zac Taylor blends a Masters in Exercise and Sports Science with a Doctorate in Chiropractic to provide a solid understanding of the athlete, exercise, and body mechanics to help with spinal and muscular issues. When your body needs fixing in order to better function and fit on your bike, Zac can give your two hands up.
Collin Bywaters, Integrative Physicaltherapy, 385.500.2934
Collin Bywaters is a skier and cyclist with a great reputation for keeping people functioning. His practice is located on Highland Drive south of I-80.
Sarah Leydsman, SY Bodyworks
Outstanding deep tissue / sports massage, and well practiced at working on cyclist’s and non-cyclist’s alike.
Steve Zike, Zike Muscle Therapy, 801.699.2470
Steve is a wizard at soft tissue manipulation to get the kinks out. If your body is hurting, and it’s not because of your bike fit, give Steve a call. He has a long history as an endurance athlete himself, through road bike racing, triathlon and ultra marathon running, and most recently – climbing.
https://www.streamlinebodypilates.com/myofascial-release-therapy
Steve is a massage therapist who focuses on specific issues and areas. He integrates myofascial techniques into all his sessions, where he’s noticed profound results for his clients.
Chris Rogers, Wasatch Community Acupuncture, 801.364.9272.
Chris and his team at Wasatch Community Acupuncture are awesome for easily accessible, low cost “maintenance.”.
Art O'Connor - Wukar Fit Strength Training
Strength training is critical to strong on-bike performance. Local in-person and remote training options are available from Art O’Connor in Millcreek, Utah.
Sarah Kaufmann – K Cycling – cycling coach
Sarah is an ex pro mountain biker who can help all types of cyclist achieve their goals.
Bill Gros – Peaks Coaching Group
Cycling coach specializing in coaching masters racers for road and gravel. Bill also happens to work as a bike fitter at… BikeFitr!
Dr. Robert Engelen, Comprehensive Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, 801.533.2002.
Robert enjoys mountain biking, road biking, crossfit and alpine skiing. He has also been to BikeFitr for his own bike fit.
Dr. Rick Henricksen, Kestrel Wellness
Rick is a cyclist and primary care physician with a focus on providing personal, holistic health care.
Tricia Petzold, Pinnacle Health
Provides a wholistic approach to heath and medicine
Foundation Training
Foundation Training by Dr Eric Goodman is a strong recommend, not just for pain relief but for overall conditioning. Body weight exercises only. No Equipment needed. Free content on YouTube or paid programs. Our favorite is the Original 12 minutes workout.
Dynamic Cyclist - Strength and mobility for cyclists
Professionally guided video routines – daily stretching & mobility, strength training, and injury prevention – all designed for cyclists. If you sign up for a program, used coupon code JOHN3482 for 10% off. See independent review on Road Bike Rider here
Contact Us
If you are ready to book a bike fit session, click on any Book Here / Book Now button. This will show you a list of services and pricing, and a calendar of availability. When you make a booking you will receive an email confirmation, and a reminder note 24 hours in advance.
To ask a question, or discuss your bike fitting or bike buying needs, contact the Studio by phone/text: 801.930.0855 or email via the contact form below.


















Hello, I’m Bill.
Hello, my name is John Higgins. I have been cycling for 50+ years (I’m older than you think, but not ancient) and have direct experience with many different styles of bikes and riding including road, mountain and touring bikes. I’ve been a regular bike commuter, a bikepacker and gravel grinder before they were a thing, and competitive racer on both road and mountain bikes.

