We have some cool used bikes in the shop! This is a gravel bike project we just put together. It’s comfy and perfect for long rides, exploring the many dirt and gravel roads the valley has to offer! Come by the shop to check out this or one of our other awesome used bikes, and find yourself something to enjoy the summer weather with! ...
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Artist Nina Rossi with her work, proudly displayed on our windows! This is just one part of all the art in store windows all over town! Come walk around and enjoy the work of lots of awesome local artists:) ...
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Out with the old and in with the new! This sign has been with us for over a year - since the very beginning of the pandemic. We finally decided to upgrade to a new piece of cardboard. If your bike looks or feels like old cardboard, bring it by for us to check out! We are back down to a week out for service so we can take care of all your bike needs swiftly! ...
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We're open!! back to our regularly scheduled hours: 10-6 Monday to Thursday, 10-5 Friday and Saturday. We are still conducting all business outside, 6 feet away from each other, while wearing masks. Stop by to get your bike tuned up before spring hits, or test ride one of our few new bikes! ...
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From the Major Taylor Association site: "American bicycle racer Marshall Walter "Major" Taylor (1878-1932) was the world’s first black sports superstar. He was world cycling champion in 1899, American sprint champion in 1900, and set numerous track cycling records. Nicknamed “Major” in his youth in Indianapolis and later known as “the Worcester Whirlwind” after his adopted hometown in Massachusetts, he was the second African-American world champion in any sport (after Canadian-born bantamweight boxer George Dixon of Boston won his title in 1891)"
You can order this great poster and other amazing things, jerseys, hats, etc. to help support the organization @ majortaylorassociation.org ...
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