This shop has the best service of any of the countless bike shops I've been to. I needed a one-day rental, and they had no bikes available. But they wanted so much to take care of me that they checked for potential cancellations, and finally said they would increase their rental fleet to accommodate me. Nice! But it gets better. I then asked whether they could give me pedals that matched the cleats on my shoes. They didn't have what I wanted in the shop -- but Bob said he had those pedals at his house since he used to ride with them. So he brought those in for me and installed them on the bike. And then when I picked it up, he went to great lengths to fit the bike to me. He wasn't satisfied the bike fit well enough though, so he found a different bike and went through the whole routine again. I was treated like their most valued customer, and all this for a rental that had a charge of only $35? How can they make stay in business when they go to such lengths for customers for these low-charge items? Easy: customers fall in love with the shop and show their appreciation by buying more products (in my case, buying a race belt, nutrition, and several pair of socks that I hardly needed). These guys are the best.
They carry mostly Giant bikes. They have a wide range of kid bikes as well. Triathlon essentials are also sold, such as wetsuits, goggles, and so forth. read more