To make sure your custom frame bag fits like a glove, we need a clear, level photo of your bike. Here's how to do it right:
📸 Step-by-Step Instructions:
Find a Good Backdrop
Place your bike upright against a wall with strong contrast—white walls, garage doors, or anything light-colored work great.
Keep It Vertical
Make sure the bike is as straight up and down as possible. Avoid leaning it heavily—it distorts the frame's shape in photos.
Step Back
Stand back about 15–20 feet from the bike. If you need to go even farther to fit the whole bike in the shot, that’s even better.
Camera Height Matters
Crouch down so your camera is at the same height as the middle of the bike frame. This helps avoid distortion.
Shoot Straight On
Keep the camera level and centered. Avoid angles—you're aiming for a clean, side-profile shot.
Use 1x Zoom
If using a smartphone, set the camera to 1x (not wide or zoomed) for the most accurate image.
Once you've got a clear photo, email it to us—we'll take it from there! shelby@alluvialbags.com