Top Quality Bikes, Accessories, Gear, Clothing & More

We aim to provide you with the best quality and value in all of the products and parts that we sell.
​Dealing with over a dozen different bikes brands, we're sure to find the right bike for you, regardless of experience or riding style. Our knowledgeable staff can offer tips, suggestions, and find the correct answer to any question you may have!

Bike Brands

​​Started in a crowded loft above a pickle factory in 1971, Cannondale is widely regarded as the bike industry's leading innovator with game-changing technologies. Cannondale helped lead the move to aluminum frames with road racing and mountain bikes that were both lighter and more flex-resistant than the steel models that dominated the industry in the early ‘80s. Other innovations include the dual suspension mountain bike, HeadShok suspension forks, Lefty single blade fork, innovative suspension and optimized aluminum and carbon designs.

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It’s true that Giant is the world’s largest producer of high-quality bikes, including frames for other companies. But much has changed since they started back in 1972​. They introduced lighter, stronger aluminum frames at a time when the industry standard was steel and were first to make carbon fiber bikes widely available to the world. They completely defined the look and feel of modern road racing bikes with Compact Road technology, and revolutionized off-road performance bikes with Maestro Suspension.

Jamis  introduced the Earth Cruiser, a beach cruiser, in 1979. In 1980, it made the Boss Cruiser, featuring a double-diamond frame and a Cheeks saddle. Jamis sold its Boss Explorer comfort bicycle in 1981, combining the Boss Cruiser and early mountain bikes. The off-road Dragon and on-road Eclipse were the first American-made production bikes to have Reynolds 853 tubing on their frames. In 1998, Jamis made the Diablo, with a vacuum-resin, molded-carbon monocoque frame. Its Dakota mountain bike won the Bike of the Year Award from Mountain Biking. In 2000, Jamis won Bike of the Year again for bicycles under $800 with its Dakar Sport.

​Liv is the first brand with a comprehensive collection designed specifically for female cyclists, ranging from beautiful apparel to premium bicycles. No matter the rider’s level or style, Liv provides the best products to help women discover new possibilities through cycling.

Like the mountain it was named after, the Fuji bicycle brand is one of strength and endurance. Founded in Japan in 1899 and now American-owned, Fuji is one of the oldest bicycle brands still in existence. While the company may have been around a long time, they produce some of the most innovative and advanced bikes. Their expanding line includes bikes for virtually everyone.

​From it's start in the late-1950s, the Scott name has been synonymous with performance, innovation and cutting-edge technology across multiple sports: skiing, motorsports, bicycling, running, wintersports and associated activities. The first Scott mountain bike was introduced in 1986 and in 1989 they helped Greg Lemond win the Tour de France with the innovative aerodynamic handlebar. If performance is your passion, Scott bikes include those for road, mountain, cyclocross, trekking, city & urban, electric and more.

When it comes to specialty bikes, Surly is your choice. Started in 1998 producing trendy single-speed bikes. Since then, Surly has broadened its products but hasn’t changed its commitment to functionality and affordability. Recognized for the first mass-produced fat bike, the Pugsley, Surly has become known for its durable touring, road and mountain bikes.

Salsa Cycles is a bicycle manufacturer that makes touring, mountain, and gravel bicycles and components. Founded by Ross Shafer in 1981 or 1982, Salsa initially focused on producing bicycle frames and custom stems but these days makes bike frames out of aluminum, carbon fiber, titanium and chromoly steel. They build several bike touring bicycles, fat tire bikes, bikepacking bikes, and gravel bikes, as well as full-suspension mountain bikes and one model of gravel tandem. ​

The company Haro was founded in 1978 by Bob Haro. Haro started out producing numberplates for BMX bikes in his Home. Demand for these stylish plates quickly outgrew his one-man capacity and he started Haro Designs. ​While the company was growing, Haro was also growing the sport of freestyle BMX. He travelled around the country performing demos of radical trick riding that had not been seen anywhere before. As a result, Haro earned the title "The Father of Freestyle".

​Masi has been synonymous with quality and innovation for more than 90 years. Faliero Masi was considered a genius and visionary and his dedication to the individual needs of each and every rider that entered his world.

In 1977 Scot Enterprises, and soon after, SE Racing was born. ​Scot Breithaupt organized the first-ever BMX race in 1970 at just 14 years old. Nearly 40 years later and SE is still going strong. They continue to produce innovative, market-changing bikes, such as the PK Ripper Elite XL, Gaudium, and the Big Ripper. And never losing sight of they're roots with popular retro line of bikes mix classic old-school looks with modern-day geometry.                      SE Bikes: Gettin' Rad Since '77!

Breezer bikes trace their beginnings to the original mountain bikes designed and built by Joe Breeze in the mid-1970s. Today, the Breezer line includes unique transportation and hybrid bikes to go along with its array of mountain bikes.

Sun Bicycles makes so many different types of wheeled-things, it can make your head swim: adult trikes, unicycles, electric bikes, tandems, trailers, folding and industrial bikes. Then there's also lots of very distinctive bikes for cruising, trail and path riding as well as urban transportation.