Are you looking for a new bike?
Thinking of buying a new bicycle? One of your first choices, and not necessarily an easy one, will be where to shop. It can be a challenge because there are several stores that carry two-wheelers, from specialty retailers, to giant department stores. Where you buy, however, has everything to do with what you get. Bicycles aren't like tv's or other appliances you may purchase at a store. Bikes are shipped in boxes and they must be assembled and tuned. Measurements and adjustments are required to ensure the frame is the correct size, and the seat and handlebars are properly positioned. And every new bicycle will need a minor tune-up after several weeks of use.
What's more, modern road and mountain bikes can travel at high speeds and carry you over demanding terrain where the machine's materials and construction get tested. A quality two-wheeler, carefully assembled and fit to you, will be the safest, most durable and fun bicycle to ride. Let us help you find the perfect ride.
Parts and bike discounts:
Free Accessory Installation:
Most customers need a few extras with their new bike, such as water bottles, fenders, lights, racks, or a computer. We will install all basic accessories you purchase the same day you buy your new bike, so you are ready to ride the minute your new bike leaves the store.
Free 3-month Bicycle Wellness Program:
During the first few months of riding, it is normal for your new bike's cables to stretch and nuts, bolts and bearings to "settle in." To ensure that everything settles well, we offer a FREE 3-month Bicycle Wellness Program! Our Wellness Program consists of all minor adjustments free in the first 3 months. Plus, after a 3 month riding period, we offer one of our Complete Tune-ups for FREE. Call for an appointment or stop by for adjustments as your bike settles in and we'll help keep you rolling happily down the road.
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FITTING SERVICES
We offer a variety of fitting services to suit your particular needs. We find that there are some basic types of fitting which we can customize in any way needed. We also offer consultation on bicycle purchases for your sport specific needs.
If you purchase your bike from CYCLEFIT Training Systems™, then the fit is free! Saving you $200.00 right away.
Basic Comfort Bicycle Fit - A basic comfort bicycle fit is for the recreational and sport rider who uses a basic platform type pedal (your shoes do not click into and attach to the pedal). This type of fit usually maximizes comfort and will likely increase efficiency as well.
$75.00 - 125.00
Road Bicycle Fit - This fit can be completed in a multitude of ways depending on what you want to accomplish, from the recreational touring rider to the full on racing cyclist. If you have a road bicycle with clipless pedals and want to get the most out of each pedal stroke this is for you. We will make sure that you are as comfortable and efficient as possible given your body type and sport specific needs.
$200.00
Triathlon Bicycle Fit - If you have a bicycle with aero bars and clipless pedals we can get you in an aero position and make your transition between bike and run easier. This is a FIST certified fit focusing on a Tri specific position. This type of fit can be completed on a road bike or a full on triathlon specific bike, with some differences due to bicycle geometry.
$250.00
Bicycle Consultation Services - We will be happy to help you figure out what bicycle is best for your needs. This usually will include a fit somewhere along the way. The cost is $30.00 an hour and $90.00 of that can be applied toward a fitting when the correct bicycle is found.
$30.00 per hr. Up to $90.00 of which can be applied toward a fitting.
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Computrainer Pedal Stroke Analysis
Cost: $99
The Importance of Pedaling Technique
If your primary goal is improving performance, then you should strongly consider a session on our Computrainer in addition to a bike fit. While the proper fit will increase your riding efficiency, an improved pedaling technique will only enhance it.
SpinScan™ Pedal Stroke Analyzer is an exclusive CompuTrainer feature that helps you increase power and efficiency. The ATA (Average Torque Angle) displayed on the Polar Graph allows you to see the actual efficiency of your pedal stroke. The multicolor torque graph represents one full 360 degree revolution divided into 15 segments. The left and right leg percentage power splits give you the feedback needed to pedal in "circles". It will identify "flat" or "dead" spots in the pedal stoke where optimal power is not transferred to the drive train. This real-time feedback helps you to gain the muscular feel of an efficient pedaling motion. By practicing specific drills, you will start to achieve that muscle memory and become faster, increasing your power by as much as 20-30% and speed by 2-4mph.
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Among other measures, the CompuTrainer measures your instant/average/peak, watts, cadence, heart rate, calories, and speed plus distance. We may also configure the trainer in race mode against the computer, during this mode, lead, lap time, finish time are calculated.
Do you have difficulty with sprinting? How about riding up the mountains of
Monitor your progress Cycling is more than just pedaling, although that is important. What is important to understand is that cycling correctly involves the synchronized movement of serveral different body parts. From your mind, to your head to your core, legs and then to your feet. To much movement in one place or too little in another decreases efficiency ( which makes you work harder) and may lead to injury. With video analysis software, we will watch you cycle at your normal training pace, and in your racing position to give you feedback about form and fit.
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Cycling Video Analysis- COMING IN FEBRUARY
Does it matter what your legs, arms and feet do while cycling?