Our Bicycle Brands
We've selected the brands we carry, quite simply, because we like their products and because we get good service from these companies. Here's a little bit about them.
(See the specific models we carry on the products/bicycles pages.)
Raleigh
We've carried Raleighs since we opened in 1985. That pretty much says it all about Raleigh. We've found them to be consistently high quality, high value bicycles year after year. We have a soft spot for Raleighs around here anyway though, because I learned the business working on them back in the day. (See "The Story") We think they're great bikes, even if we are a little biased. Come see the current lineup. See what you think. Raleigh
Jamis
We've carried Jamis bicycles for over thirteen years. You may not have heard of them because they are a little smaller company, but Jamis bikes are well regarded by folks who know bikes. Nearly every year, two or three bikes in their line will win a "best bike in category" award. However, we think ALL the Jamis bikes are "best bikes": always light weight, always having a smooth , responsive ride. Come test ride one and see if you like them as much as we do. Jamis
Electra
Electra likes to say that they are the company that makes "bikes for people who don't ride bikes". That is to say, they make bikes for the more casual rider, rather than for the sport cyclist. Electra got their start making very cool, hot rod style beach cruisers in California. However, we discovered Electra when they introduced their innovative "Townie Bicycles". They created a whole new category of bikes with the Townie. Later they introduced The Amsterdam, their version of the every-day bike that populates The Netherlands. We carry a little of everything: Townies, Amsterdams,and one of their cruisers. We love Electra. They think "out of the box", and they're bikes are hard to beat for their comfort and style. Come see. We think you'll agree. Electra
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