I'm heading to Vegas this weekend for a bud's bachelor party. Apparently, my friends are rich jetsetters. Anyway.... Any rental shops/trails to recommend near the strip? Don't need anything fancy. I'm trying to avoid being in full Hunter S. Toxic mode the whole time. Convenience would probably win out over top quality trails.
There's a great shop on the west edge of town, left side of the road, on the main drag just before you leave that particular type of "ciilization" on the way to the Red Rocks climbing area, etc., that runs tours and rents bikes. They were a great group. If I remember the name, I'll holler.
On my road trip through there, the owner and main wrench stayed late to do some repairs, and didn't even stick us with a tourist-premium cost increase.
There's a great shop on the west edge of town, left side of the road, on the main drag just before you leave that particular type of "ciilization" on the way to the Red Rocks climbing area, etc., that runs tours and rents bikes. They were a great group. If I remember the name, I'll holler.
On my road trip through there, the owner and main wrench stayed late to do some repairs, and didn't even stick us with a tourist-premium cost increase.
There's a great shop on the west edge of town, left side of the road, on the main drag just before you leave that particular type of "ciilization" on the way to the Red Rocks climbing area, etc., that runs tours and rents bikes. They were a great group. If I remember the name, I'll holler.
On my road trip through there, the owner and main wrench stayed late to do some repairs, and didn't even stick us with a tourist-premium cost increase.
If you can get to Bootleg Canyon, do it.
CDB
Thanks for the info. How far from the strip is Bootleg?
I googled and came up with Boulder City Outfitters, Las Vegas Cyclery, McGhie's Bike Outpost.... Any ringing a bell?
There's a great shop on the west edge of town, left side of the road, on the main drag just before you leave that particular type of "ciilization" on the way to the Red Rocks climbing area, etc., that runs tours and rents bikes. They were a great group. If I remember the name, I'll holler.
On my road trip through there, the owner and main wrench stayed late to do some repairs, and didn't even stick us with a tourist-premium cost increase.
If you can get to Bootleg Canyon, do it.
CDB
I've been to that shop too and also don;t remember the name. It's in a little strip mall on the left as you head West.
Red Rocks is pretty convenient and really fun riding, but maybe you know that already. I got a map of the RR area from that shop.
There's a great shop on the west edge of town, left side of the road, on the main drag just before you leave that particular type of "ciilization" on the way to the Red Rocks climbing area, etc., that runs tours and rents bikes. They were a great group. If I remember the name, I'll holler.
On my road trip through there, the owner and main wrench stayed late to do some repairs, and didn't even stick us with a tourist-premium cost increase.
If you can get to Bootleg Canyon, do it.
CDB
Thanks for the info. How far from the strip is Bootleg?
I googled and came up with Boulder City Outfitters, Las Vegas Cyclery, McGhie's Bike Outpost.... Any ringing a bell?
Las Vegas Cyclery. And I have to put a plug in for the Cottonwood/Blue Diamond trail network. I haven't bothered going to Bootleg Cyn yet because there's such a wealth of trails at Cottonwood Valley/Blue Diamond. However, it looks like there might be closure issues at Cottonwood due to fire and re-seeding efforts.
Depending on traffic and where you start from Bootleg can be anywhere from 40 minutes to 75 minutes from Vegas, and Cottonwood 30 minutes to 45 minutes.
Greg -- "All my time I spent in heaven Revelries of dance and wine Waking to the sound of laughter Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons
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There's a great shop on the west edge of town, left side of the road, on the main drag just before you leave that particular type of "ciilization" on the way to the Red Rocks climbing area, etc., that runs tours and rents bikes. They were a great group. If I remember the name, I'll holler.
On my road trip through there, the owner and main wrench stayed late to do some repairs, and didn't even stick us with a tourist-premium cost increase.
If you can get to Bootleg Canyon, do it. CDB
I've been to that shop too and also don;t remember the name. It's in a little strip mall on the left as you head West.
Red Rocks is pretty convenient and really fun riding, but maybe you know that already. I got a map of the RR area from that shop.
Matt
Yep, that's the place.
cdb
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I'm heading to Vegas this weekend for a bud's bachelor party. Apparently, my friends are rich jetsetters. Anyway.... Any rental shops/trails to recommend near the strip? Don't need anything fancy. I'm trying to avoid being in full Hunter S. Toxic mode the whole time. Convenience would probably win out over top quality trails.
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For those of you who'd like a ride report, there ain't gonna be one. The closest I got to the mountains was peering at them through the blinding light of the Hard Rock hotel's windows. Don't worry, I ain't complaining. /s
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I'm heading to Vegas this weekend for a bud's bachelor party. Apparently, my friends are rich jetsetters. Anyway.... Any rental shops/trails to recommend near the strip? Don't need anything fancy. I'm trying to avoid being in full Hunter S. Toxic mode the whole time. Convenience would probably win out over top quality trails.
/s
For those of you who'd like a ride report, there ain't gonna be one. The closest I got to the mountains was peering at them through the blinding light of the Hard Rock hotel's windows. Don't worry, I ain't complaining. /s
I'm heading to Vegas this weekend for a bud's bachelor party. Apparently, my friends are rich jetsetters. Anyway.... Any rental shops/trails to recommend near the strip? Don't need anything fancy. I'm trying to avoid being in full Hunter S. Toxic mode the whole time. Convenience would probably win out over top quality trails.
/s
For those of you who'd like a ride report, there ain't gonna be one. The closest I got to the mountains was peering at them through the blinding light of the Hard Rock hotel's windows. Don't worry, I ain't complaining.
That's what usually happens to me in Vegas. If I head to Laughlin I have a better chance of getting some riding in, less distractions, no one under the age of 60 except for me.
Greg
-- "All my time I spent in heaven Revelries of dance and wine Waking to the sound of laughter Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons
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Scott Gordo said:
I'm heading to Vegas this weekend for a bud's bachelor party. Apparently, my friends are rich jetsetters. Anyway.... Any rental shops/trails to recommend near the strip? Don't need anything fancy. I'm trying to avoid being in full Hunter S. Toxic mode the whole time. Convenience would probably win out over top quality trails.
/s
For those of you who'd like a ride report, there ain't gonna be one. The closest I got to the mountains was peering at them through the blinding light of the Hard Rock hotel's windows. Don't worry, I ain't complaining.
That's what usually happens to me in Vegas. If I head to Laughlin I have a better chance of getting some riding in, less distractions, no one under the age of 60 except for me.