Road, mountain, fitness, comfort, dual sport, cruiser, tandem, multi-sport, plus, fat, gravel, kid’s, cyclo-cross, unicycle. Name the bike, and we have you covered. Stop in for a test ride today!!!
Small jobs are done on the day they are brought in to keep you rolling. Appointments are made when more repairs are needed than can be done quickly. We get you safe and on the road again!
JT brought her Bearclaw in to have the super sweet wheels she won at Barry Roubaix installed. She picked out some matchy Ciclovation bar tape and Pirelli tires as well. These hoops are hot!! Who says magic doesn’t happen?!Thank you Velocity USA & Barry-Roubaix !! … See MoreSee Less
You bet there is still time to get a free entry into this year’s Glengravel on May 16! Stop into Terry’s Cycle ASAP to find out how! … See MoreSee Less
For a limited time Garmin Edge 550s are $400. We’ll even throw in a a free speed sensor. Shop online. Spend more. Or stop in and save. … See MoreSee Less
Amazing work!!!Trail users are fighting to save one of the most picturesque segments of the Little Traverse Wheelway; the Miracle Mile. From our friends leading the charge the Top of Michigan Trails Council:"A public support campaign led by Top of Michigan Trails Council achieved its desired effects last Monday night as the Petoskey City Council announced it would maintain easements in the Little Traverse Wheelway’s Miracle Mile section.At the outset of Monday’s meeting, council members met with the city attorney for an hour in a closed door session permitted under Michigan law. When they emerged, Petoskey Mayor John Murphy read the following statement, “It’s the City Council’s intention to preserve the easements of the (Little Traverse Wheelway). The City Council has authorized the city attorney to continue discussions with (plaintiffs Gustav and Courtney Lo) with the intent of preserving existing easements while addressing the Lo’s concerns.”The Los, Arrowhead Shores residents, sued the City last year alleging neglect of the trail easement on the bluff, portions of which collapsed into Lake Michigan in 2020.Since the collapse, the city and the Trails Council have commissioned two engineering studies aimed at (1) creating a safe detour along the east side of U.S. 31 from Petoskey to East Park, and (2) rebuilding the path in its original location and restoring almost a mile of Lake Michigan shoreline below the trail.The Trails Council and trail supporters feared the City Council, seeking to avoid litigation costs, would relinquish the easements trail developers spent decades securing.“We thank Mayor Murphy for his leadership and members of the city council for listening to the public," said Trails Council Executive Director Brent Bolin. "The Miracle Mile is one of the things that makes our community special, so while we acknowledge that restoring the trail is a big project. We also know that our community can do big things!” … See MoreSee Less