Christmas Eve Fun...

by paul ▫ Dec 23 ▫

We will be open on Christmas Eve from 10am until 2pm. The delivery of cookies and milk are always encouraged.

Something big...

by paul ▫ Dec 22 ▫

...is on the way. I am excited and you should be too. There will be a groundbreaking announcement sometime in the next two weeks so stay alert!

Specialized Roubaix Pro SL

by rob ▫ Dec 19 ▫

It is here!

We are the proud keepers of several Roubaix Pro SL bikes. Sram Red, BB 30 bottom bracket design, and the lightest stiffest crank on the market…it doesn’t get any better than this.

mmmmm….

King of Traction is King of COOL!

by paul ▫ Dec 10 ▫

I have a tire fetish. I am certain of it. Nothing makes me happier than seeing a wall full of tires. Skinny ones, fat ones, knobby ones, smooth ones, and even ones in weird colors. I am still talking about tires here so get your mind out of the gutter…

Being as we live in Charlottesville, Virginia and it is currently fall, the mountain bike trails are in their most challenging condition of the year. The wet, leafy single-track is the perfect environment for slippage and slideage. We, at the shop, have become weary of having our mountain riding limited by this season’s terrain. Thanks to hours of research driven by a little bit of insanity, we have uncovered the ultimate weapon: The Kenda King of Traction.

Since they have arrived at the shop, these tires have been compared to football cleats, the tail of a Stegosaurus, and a gumdrop lined rubber tube…all reasonable similes.

The bottom line is that we have these tires in stock so come try ‘em out!

Nutrition Avalanche!

by paul ▫ Dec 9 ▫

In keeping with the spirit of the cold, I have officially primed the shop for a nutrition avalanche. Some background; We recently decided to go “all in” on the nutrition side of our shop. New shelving was erected, taking up an entire wall. So what do you do with tons of new shelving and empty space? Fill it in, of course! In keeping with my “more is always better” mantra, I have created The Great Wall of nutritional products at the front of the store. In fact, I actually had to have Chris reinforce the grid wall with new metal fasteners every two inches in an effort to support my excess.

We now have everything. And I mean EVERYTHING, in the way of nutrition. Gels, gummy things, bars, snacks, recovery beverages, and electrolyte drinks now sit perched on a wall ever begging for, “mercy”. I will give it none. In fact, if there is something you desire and can’t find at our shop (barring the ever ridiculed Honey Stinger and Cheer Pack) I will be happy to call you an ingrate and fully encourage you to, “open your own store if you feel ours is inadequate”.

Now your task is: Come and buy nutrition stuff before we actually do experience a catastrophic display failure. Every ounce helps!