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  1. Hi

    I am going to spend my hollyday - 6 weeks - mith my family in USA and would like to visit some bikeshops. Can you help me? I´m not only looking for the big or cheap ones but also those with atmosphere.
    We´re going to New York City, Denver, Moab (one day on MTB on the slickrock - only day on bike for six weeks:eek🙂 Los Angeles and San Francisco plus off course a lot of other places, but these will be those where I will have the time to spend looking at bikes. I´m mostly a roadie but do mountainbike.
    And by the way. Do you know a good bookstore in New York where I can get books about cycling. Like Michael Barrys "Inside the Postal Bus" and that kind and also about training.

    Thank you

    Zach, Denmark

  2. Zach-dk said:

    Hi

    I am going to spend my hollyday - 6 weeks - mith my family in USA and would like to visit some bikeshops. Can you help me? I´m not only looking for the big or cheap ones but also those with atmosphere.
    We´re going to New York City, Denver, Moab (one day on MTB on the slickrock - only day on bike for six weeks:eek🙂 Los Angeles and San Francisco plus off course a lot of other places, but these will be those where I will have the time to spend looking at bikes. I´m mostly a roadie but do mountainbike.
    And by the way. Do you know a good bookstore in New York where I can get books about cycling. Like Michael Barrys "Inside the Postal Bus" and that kind and also about training.

    Thank you

    Zach, Denmark

    In San Francisco:

    My favorite two shops in San Francisco are The Freewheel on Valencia (Bianchi, Surly, fixed gear, good parts, etc.) in the Mission District and American Cyclery (Bianchi, Ciocc, SOMA, good mechanics, separate store for Clothing, Accessories, and Mountain Bikes) on Stanyan and Frederick in the Haight.

    If you like high-end boutique shops, there is also City Cycles on Steiner St. (Seven, Parlee, Serotta, etc.)

    Enjoy your visit.

    Cheers!

  3. Zach-dk said:

    Hi

    I am going to spend my hollyday - 6 weeks - mith my family in USA and would like to visit some bikeshops. Can you help me? I´m not only looking for the big or cheap ones but also those with atmosphere.
    We´re going to New York City, Denver, Moab (one day on MTB on the slickrock - only day on bike for six weeks:eek🙂 Los Angeles and San Francisco plus off course a lot of other places, but these will be those where I will have the time to spend looking at bikes. I´m mostly a roadie but do mountainbike.
    And by the way. Do you know a good bookstore in New York where I can get books about cycling. Like Michael Barrys "Inside the Postal Bus" and that kind and also about training.

    Thank you

    Zach, Denmark

    Off the beaten path, Cycles de Oro in North Carolina. One of the best bike shops I've ever seen with an owner sees bicycles as works of art.

    See www.cyclesdeoro.com

  4. If you are in CT, check out Pedal Power in Middletown. 2 floors and really nice owners.

  5. Thank you all for your input.

    Zach

  6. White's Bikes in Westminster, MD - they have been around forever, great atmosphere in the shop, extremely gracious owners. Some families have been going there for several generations, it's been around that long.

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