'Guide' Posts
February 9, 2010 at 11:44 am
Who needs a Scalpel? Choosing the right mountain bike
I recently had a great conversation with a gentleman about full-suspension bikes. Like many of us, he’s had a hardtail he has loved for many years, wants/needs to upgrade to a new bike, and isn’t totally sure about full-suspension. He rode a 2009 Cannondale Rize last year and didn’t love how it climbed and would gladly trade its great descending ...
Read more...December 14, 2009 at 11:59 am
10 cycling gifts under $20
Christmas is less than two weeks away. Everyone wants a new $5000 bike this year, but most of us only have $20 to spend. Here are ten great gift ideas for the cyclist in your life. We have hundreds of other items in stock, but these are great stocking stuffers. We can help you find great gifts for the rider ...
Read more...November 3, 2009 at 11:44 am
Cyclocross – A view from midpack – PsycloWhat?
So what do you get when you mix a mountain bike, road bike, and a Wookie? Cyclocross is the answer and the Utah Cyclocross Series is in full swing. I have been racing in the series for the last 10 plus years and it’s still my favorite form of bike racing. So most of you are probably asking what is ...
Read more...September 18, 2009 at 6:45 am
12 tips to selling a used bike in Utah
When you get the bug and want a new bike, most of us need to get rid of the old bike. I get a lot of phone calls asking if we buy used bikes or take trade ins. We don’t, but we can give a little advice on how to sell them. Selling anything used is tricky. The used bike ...
Read more...March 18, 2009 at 12:18 pm
Why are there so many types of mountain bikes?
Cannondale alone has eight types of mountain bikes: F-series, Taurine, Scalpel, Rush, Rize, Moto, Perp, and Judge. Each series has as many as 7 models within that series plus women’s versions. How do you choose? Intended use: What will you be using the bike for most of the time? Are you looking for one bike to do everything, or do ...
Read more...February 9, 2009 at 11:29 am
What things do I need to get started with cycling?
I’m asked this question almost every day. If you’ve been to just about any bike shop, you know that bikes usually take up only half of the store. We have lots of items you need to get the most out of riding your bike. Here are the basics we recommend when buying a new bike or just dusting off the ...
Read more...December 2, 2008 at 11:24 am
Disposable Bikes
With the upcoming holidays, bikes are a pretty common item. Unfortunately, many people are throwing away their money buying disposable bikes. There is an article on our website explaining the differences between buying a bike at a big-box store and at a bike shop. If someone you know is looking for a bike for themselves or their family, please pass ...
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