What a front-view bike-fit video can and cannot show

The front view adds another useful angle

A straight, steady front view helps the automatic check confirm that important body areas remain visible and that you stay in the frame. In the first version, it is a recording-quality check rather than a source of bike adjustments.

A flat image cannot show depth

Blocked views, clothing, phone alignment, and missing depth information limit what can be learned. A front recording cannot prove movement in every direction, shoe-cleat alignment, the cause of an injury, or a medical diagnosis.

• No claim that one camera can show depth
• No diagnosis or treatment claim
• No shoe-cleat changes in the first version
• No guidance when the rider is hidden or the phone is not straight

Use the front view as one part of the full picture

The planned Roth process uses a front view together with two matching side recordings, a saved setup, rider answers, and automatic video-quality checks. The planned supported path publishes its result automatically; future expert help is a separate option. No single view should be read on its own.