About Dr Anders and our Kensington clinic

Dr Anders is the owner and expert bike fitter at Forward Bike Fit. With over a decade experience helping cyclists with injury assessment, treatment and tailored bike fitting, he is here to help you reach your cycling goals.  

The clinic

Forward Bike Fit is not your normal chiropractic clinic. We specialise in helping Melbourne cyclists with their needs.
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Our clinic is elegantly located on Stubbs Street in Kensington, surrounded by boutique cafés, specialty coffee houses, and premium local businesses. Inside, you’ll find a refined, purpose-built space designed to deliver a uniquely elevated bike fitting experience—one that helps Melbourne cyclists ride faster, smoother, and completely pain-free.

From the moment you step in, our focus is on precision, comfort, and performance. We look forward to welcoming you into our clinic and guiding you through a transformative fit that enhances every ride.

Meet Dr Anders

Bike Fitter & Chiropractor
Anders is a chiropractor with over a decade of clinical experience in Australia and internationally, with a strong focus on helping cyclists ride pain-free and perform at their best. Combining evidence-based treatment with tailored bike fitting, he brings a unique skillset built from years on the bike, in the workshop, and in the clinic.

‍Key Qualifications & Experience
- 5-year chiropractic degree with 10+ years clinical experience
- 10 years experience helping cyclists with treatment and customised bike fitting
- 30+ chiropractic seminars completed
- Postgraduate training in Sports Chiropractic (FICS)
- Member of the FICS medical team at the 2013 World Games in Colombia
- 20 years experience as a service bike technician
- 20 years of competitive cycling, including A-grade racing in Australia and internationally
- Founder & Director of Forward Chiropractic
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This is how you access the clinic via public transport

Train

Catch the Upfield train to Macaulay or Flemington Bridge station.
There is about a 10 minute walk from both stations. You can also catch the Craigieburn train to Kensington station. There is about a 12 minute walk to the clinic.

Tram

Catch the 57 tram (West Maribyrnong to Flinders Street Station) to Stubbs st/Racecourse Rd.
There is about a 3 minute walk from there.

Bus

Catch the 402 bus (East Melbourne) to Albermarle St/Macaulay Rd.
There is about an 8 minute walk to the clinic.

Parking

There is free on-street parking on Stubb Street outside the clinic. Please be aware that parking can be limited during normal business hours. Most areas surrounding Stubbs Street have free parking for at least one hour.

Discover our latest blog posts

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January 1, 2026
The Most Overlooked Part of Bike Fit: Choosing and Setting Up the Right Saddle

If your saddle is wrong, no amount of adjustment elsewhere will make your bike comfortable.

December 19, 2025
Why Choosing The Right Saddle Height On Your Bike Matters

Cycling is more than just a way to get from point A to point B or a means of staying fit—it’s an experience. When your bike fits you well, riding feels smooth, efficient, and enjoyable. When it doesn’t, even short rides can become uncomfortable or painful. One of the most commonly overlooked yet critically important aspects of bike setup is saddle height.

December 8, 2025
Why Cycling-Specific Insoles Matter: The Essential Guide for Serious Cyclists

Cycling is a sport of precision. Every pedal stroke, every degree of knee movement, and every point of contact between the cyclist and the bike influences overall performance. While most riders put enormous thought into the right bike, the right position, and the right shoes, one of the most overlooked components of an efficient cycling setup is the insole. At Forward Bike Fit, we work with cyclists of all levels across Melbourne, from recreational weekend riders to elite racers. One recurring truth stands out:If you want to ride efficiently, powerfully, and comfortably, cycling-specific insoles are one of the most valuable upgrades you can make. This article explains the anatomy of the foot, the biomechanics of the arch system, the problem with standard cycling shoe support, and why properly-fitted insoles are essential for performance, injury prevention, and long-term comfort.

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