Bike Shops, Bicycle Repair Shops, Bike Stores

Listings of Bike Shops and Bicycle Repair Shops
California Bike Shops * Bicycle Sales and Repair Shops in California, listed by names of cities
Alameda, California * Castro Valley, California * Los Angeles, California * Oakland, California * Palo Alto, California * Sacramento, California * San Diego, California * San Francisco, California * San Jose, California * San Mateo, California * Walnut Creek, California
Bike Shops and Bicycle Repair Shops in Other States
Boulder, Colorado * Chicago, Illinois * Dallas, Texas * Jacksonville, Florida * Memphis, Tennessee * New York, New York * Portland, Oregon * Seattle, Washington
Bicycle Shops and Bike Repair Shops in Other Countries
Brisbane, Australia * Sydney, Australia * Hampshire, England *
Sale of Bicycles, Parts and Accessories for all types of terrains, repairs and add-ons

	Campagnolo Chorus Ultra Torque Crankset Price: 394.99 Multidirectional carbon fiber is a new composite material technology recently introduced in the aerospace industry, which allows carbon fiber to be distributed in all directions, to produce mechanical resistance in any direction Layers of unidirectional carbon fiber are judiciously positioned to further enhance the already outstanding mechanical performance Ultra-Drive chainrings ensure superb shifting Available in 170mm, 172.5mm, and 175mm; all have option of compact gearing (34-48, 34-50, 36-50) and standard gearing (39-52, 39-53). See drop down for availability. Campagnolo Record Ultra Torque Bottom Bracket Cups sold separately. See related items for details Features: Lengths: 172.5mm Weight: 679g BB - compatibility: Campagnolo Chorus and Record Material: Carbon Ring Material: Carbon
	Fox Raceframe Roost Deflector Price: 149.95 The most advanced roost guard on the planet is here. Through revolutionary patented processes and a unique blend of high performance materials, the Raceframe has immediately become the new standard. Featuring seven smart flex points, adjustable rubber shoulder straps, an integrated buckle system, and a Lycra lined biofoam inner liner, the Raceframe comfortably molds to the most aggressive attack positions on the planet. Features 2-way co-molded chest plate hinging system for maximum comfort & fit (Patent Pending) 5-way co-molded back plate hinging system for maximum comfort & fit (Patent Pending) Easy to use waist strap acetal buckling system integrated into chest plate Low-profile sublimated Lycra lined biofoam connecting system
	Cateye Double-Shot LED Rechargeable Headlight Price: 280.00 The new Double Shot combines 2 higher powered LEDs, with Opticube lens technology to focus the light in front of you. It features a tough die-cast aluminum body, lightweight NiMH battery, helmet and bicycle mounts, and is fully compatible with CatEye wireless devices. The Double Shot has a run time of more than 5 hours, and charges in 3 hours with the intelligent charger. Functions - 2 higher power LEDs combined with Opticube lens- Spot beam designed for helmet mounted use- Helmet and standard/oversized handlebar mounts- Virtually indestructible- Smart charger with 3 hour charge time
	2009 Mongoose Tyax Elite (All Mountain) Price: 569.95 Experience the fun of riding everywhere with Mongoose's Tyax Elite Mountain Bike. Its light, efficient aluminum frame and 100mm-travel SR SunTour suspension fork are ready to conquer descents and climbs. Plus, this sweet hardtail boasts fine components including Promax mechanical disc brakes, a Shimano/SR SunTour 24-speed drivetrain, light Alex wheels and grippy Kenda knobbies. And, the oversize bar and stem, Mongoose pedals and WTB seat are icing on the cake. Features FRAME: Mongoose 6061 Aluminum w/ Trail Tested Geometry, Zero-Stack Headtube, M-Logo Gusset & Replaceable Derailleur Hanger FORK: SR/Suntour XCM-HLO w/ 30mm Stanchions, Hydraulic Lockout & Alloy Legs, 100mm Travel DRIVETRAIN: 24-Speed w/ Shimano Alivio Derailleurs, Alivio Shifters, FSA Dyna Drive M311 Alloy Crankset BRAKES: ProMax Mechanical Disc, 160mm Rotors
	Shimano XTR M972 Rear Derailleur (SGS) Price: 199.95 Shimano RD-M972 XTR Rear Derailleur Features Direct routing reduces the risk of snagging Stronger return spring for more crisp shifting feeling Bracket axle keeps the derailleur body from contacting the chainstay Narrow profile Titanium upper pivot bolt, Teflon-coated parallelogram pivot bushings, adjustable pulley cage tensioning and sealed-bearing pulleys Largest Cog: 34 teeth Chain Wrap Capacity: 33 teeth Derailleur Action: Top-Normal (Traditional) Color: Silver/Gray Weight: 197.0 g
	2009 Iron Horse Warrior 4.0 Mountain Bike (All Mountain) Price: 749.95 There is nothing better than finding a deal. When that deal comes with proven suspension design, Marzocchi suspension fork, Fox rear shock, Shimano EZ-Fire shifters, Shimano rear derailleur, Tektro IOX disc brakes, WTB saddle, WTB wheels, and an FSA crank, you really have found a deal you cant deny! The Warrior frame is built to last and perform with sealed pivot bearing and a strong aluminum frame. The first time you hit the local trail you will feel the world class performance features of the Marzocchi MZ Comp fork with 120mm of travel paired up with the legendary Fox Vanilla coil rear shock. Pushing the tried through the tundra is an FSA Dyna Drive crank running through a Shimano rear derailleur, cassette and EZ-Fire shifters. If you feel the need to slow down the Tektro IOX disc brakes with 160mm rotors are at the ready. Confidence and comfort are found in the rough and ready WTB wheels and WTB Pure V Sport saddle. Now that you have found an amazing bike at an amazing price its time to fill the hydration pack, grab some gels and get going! The trails are calling and your Iron Horse is ready. Features MARZOCCHI MZ COMP FORK, 120MM TRAVEL FOX VANILLA COIL, 7.5"X2" SHIMANO ALIVIO RAPIDFIRE SHIFTERS W/ SHIMANO ALIVIO REAR DERAILLUER FSA DYNA DRIVE CRANK W/ FSA POWER DRIVE BOTTOM BRACKET TEKTRO IHB MECHANICAL DISC BRAKES W/ 160MM ROTORS

I love my Bike. You sleep outside.

"I love my bike".

Here is a guy who sleeps with his bike in a tent, embraces his bike and makes his girlfriend sleep outside. He even has a bar lock on his bike. It looks like he has a cable attached to both him and his bike. This dude loves his bike. I do not know where this picture originated. If you know the person in the photo or the photographer please contact us and proper accreditation will be given.

"I love my bike".

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Bicycle Organizations • Bicycle Olympics • Mountain Bikers

Bicycle or Bike Repair and Maintenance:

Most cyclers are do-it-yourself bike mechanics. They repair their own bikes. This is excellent if you have all the mechanical tools needed to do the bicycle repair. Most cyclers don't. Find yourself a good bike mechanic, or a good neighborhood bicycle shop with reputable bike mechanics to do all your bike repairs. You can try your hands at the following: wheel straightening, wheel building, flat tire repair, painting, front derailleur and rear derailleur adjustment and bicycle brake maintenance, but when you get in trouble, call one of the bike shops listed in the links above.
- To enjoy your bike this coming spring take your bike in to your nearest trustworthy bike shop. It's time to rekindle the friendly relationship you have with your local bike owner and bike mechanic. A good tune-up will mean that your bike will be safe on the road. Your bike mechanic may have some great suggestions regarding the maintenance of your bike.
Here are some suggestions on how to do your own bike repairs and maintenance, that is if you have the right tools, otherwise go see your nearest bike mechanic. Click on the link provided. It will take you the Z-Wiki collaborative page about that topic. Your suggestions on to how to do the repair can be added there.

Cycling or Biking is for everybody:

Cycling is an activity that can be enjoyed by both adults and children. Cycling is also one of the most effective exercises that allows the rider to push hard or simply take it easy and still shed extra calories.
Biking outdoors, though a refreshing and exhilarating experience, can prove inconvenient at times. Stationary bikes give one the opportunity to bike before going to work, in the evening, or when the weather outside is brutal.
Cycling Shoes may seem to be a common thing to purchase. Here’s an interesting fact. More professional cyclists choose high quality imported cycling shoes. We sell SIDI cycling shoes, Shimano cycling shoes, Northwave cycling shoes, Diador cycling shoes, and other brands of cycling shoes.
- Shimano SH-MP56 BMX, Shimano M0-38 Women`s Mountain Shoe, Shimano TR02 Multi-Sport,
A mountain bike or mountain bicycle (abbreviated MTB or ATB (all terrain bicycle)) is a bicycle designed for off-road cycling, including jumps, and traversing of rocks and washouts, and steep declines, either on dirt trails, logging roads, or other unpaved environments.
- Bicycles typically used for mountain biking need to be able to withstand off-road use and the surmounting of obstacles such as logs and rocks. Most mountain bikes use 26 inch (559 mm) bicycle wheels with wide, knobby tires for extra traction and shock absorption. In the current century, front wheel suspension has become the norm and full front and rear suspension has become increasingly common. Some mountain bikes are also fitted with bar ends on the handlebars to give extra leverage for hill-climbing.
- Since the development of the sport in the 1970s, many new subtypes of mountain biking have developed, such as cross-country (XC) biking, all-day endurance biking, Freeride-biking, downhill mountain biking, and a variety of track and slalom competitions. Each of these place different demands on the bike requiring different designs to suit them. MTB development has included an increase in gearing, up to 27 speeds, to facilitate climbing and rapid descents. Other developments have included disc instead of cantilever or V-brakes.
When you are replacing parts or repairing your bikes, always get a high-quality, affordable, and stylish crankset for your track bike, fixie, or single speed. They come in many colors, includes matching 46 tooth 1/8th ring.
Eyewear: Eyewear is a must. Not just for looks but mainly for safety. Eyewear now comes in all sorts of styles, shapes and colors. Most importantly, is their function for safety. We carry Tifosi Eyewear, Briko Eyewear, Smith Eyewear and more.
Helmets: Why wear cycling helmets? Cycling helmets may save your life. The cycling helmets are lightweight, durable with advanced technical features that is eye-catching. The cycling helmets now come with lightweight carbon fiber shell for maximum head protection. The Helmets have high-impact head bucket and functional vents to keep your head cool.
- Bell Helmets: Bell Ghisallo Road Helmet, Bell Furio Road Helmet, Bell Sweep R Road Helmet, Bell Ukon MTB Helmet,
Security for your Bicycle: There are several ways to secure your bike. Cables and locks are the more popular ways.
- Kryptonite KryptoFlex 4 Lock Cable, Kryptonite Combination Cable Lock, Kryptonite Kryptolok Combo U-Lock,
Triathletes Bikes and Triathlete bike gear: Triathlon Shoe, Triathlon T-shirt,
Electric Bikes or Bicycles: A motorized bicycle is a bicycle with an attached motor used to power the vehicle, or to assist with pedaling. Sometimes classified as a motor vehicle, or a class of hybrid vehicle, motorized bicycles may be powered by different types of engines. Motorized bicycles are distinguished from motorcycles by being capable of being powered by pedals alone if required. The actual usage of the pedals varies widely according to the type of vehicle. Some can be propelled by the motor alone if the rider chooses not to pedal.

Cycling for the fun of it:

SF Bay Area Cycling:
- Bay Area Women's Cycling: (bawcycling.com) Bay Area Women's Cycling is an organization with the mission of improving the health and well-being of women and girls in the Bay Area through physical fitness.
- About Bay Area Cycling: (bike.meetup.com/253/) - Our purpose is to ride often in as many different places around the San Francisco Bay Area as possible. From road to mountain biking, we have all the bases covered.
  New to cycling? No problem! All riders are welcome, from newbies to seasoned semi-pros, there's a place for everyone. Nobody gets dropped. Looking to improve your skills? Nothing beats riding in groups with other to share tips, and give each other the encouragement to make that next big climb.
- The Bay Area Bicycle Coalition (BABC): (beta.bayareabikes.org} - promotes safe and enjoyable bicycling for everyday transportation and recreation throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
- About the Bay Area Velo Girls: (www.velogirls.com)
  Velo Girls was founded in March, 2002 by Lorri Lee Lown, a San Francisco Bay Area cyclist. The club is a place where women and girls can share their love for cycling in a safe, friendly, encouraging environment.
- Bikeable Trails of the Baylands: From Dumbarton to Sunnyvale. (www.newmannet.com/biketrails) - South Bayland Trails Project: an effort to open and maintain more bayland trails for public enjoyment
- SF Bay Area Bike trails in: Alameda, Oakland, San Mateo, San Jose, Richmond, Palo Alto, San Rafael, San Francisco, South San Francisco, Alameda County, Contra Costa County, San Mateo County
Mountain Bike Trails:
- For the ultimate mountain bike trails guide, go to DirtWorld.com. The site allows you to find new rides and share old favorites.
California Bike Trails: Find the best California bike trails at (www.americantrails.org/resources/statetrails/CAstate.html).
- American Trails is the only national, nonprofit organization working on behalf of all trail interests, including hiking, bicycling, mountain biking, horseback riding, water trails, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, trail motorcycling, ATVs, snowmobiling and four-wheeling. American Trails members want to create and protect America's network of interconnected trails.
  American Trails support local, regional, and long-distance trails and greenways, whether they be in backcountry, rural or urban areas. American Trail's goal is to support America's trails by finding common ground and promoting cooperation among all trail interests. Since its formation in 1988 they've been involved in everything from training trails advocates to increasing accessible trail opportunities for persons with disabilities.

If you have a bicycle repair shop let us know and we can list it within the cities that we link to.