In the world of cycling, quality matters. The bicycle you buy, and particularly where you buy it, has a potentially huge impact on your safety, your comfort, and whether you actually get what you pay for. There s more to buying a bike than meets the eye, and it s easy to be misled into making a poor choice.
Bicycles are vehicles that can travel at high speeds under demanding conditions.
To do their best for YOU, they need to be constructed of high-quality materials, assembled by a competent and trained bicycle mechanic, and adjusted to fit your body. Look for a store that is clean, has helpful personnel, offers a good selection of product, and has an on-site service and repair department. This will pay off for you in many ways. We don t dislike mass merchants or department stores. However, their expertise is in selling commodity goods, not in custom products or specialty items such as bicycles.