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We Put You In Motion!

We believe cycling is the optimal way to get around town - It's eco-friendly and good for your health. Whether you're a first-time rider or a seasoned pro, you'll find expert service and unbeatable prices at Wheel Away Cycle Center. From Road and Mountain Bikes, to Helmets, Gloves, Camelbacks and shoes, we've got what you're looking for here at Wheel Away.

We proudly feature Specialized, Cannondale, Haro, and Electra bicycles in our store. Our years of experience have enable us to provide high quality customer service, personilized repair service and the ability to find the right bike that fits you perfectly.

We're glad you stopped by. Visit our store to see all the great deals we have on new bikes and accessories.

 

Bikes & Accessories

There are a number of variables that dictate what makes a bike a good fit. Let our knowledgeable staff find the right one for you. At Wheel Away Cycle Center, we believe a bike should be a joy to ride, not a chore.

When you buy a bike from Wheel Away, you're buying from a family run store, build on customer service and knowledge of our products. Whether it's a Giro Helmet, a Specialized seat, Avanir gloves or a Blackburn tire pump, we'll point you in the right direction everytime.

 

 

Repairs and Maintenance

 

 

 

Whether your bike is in need of a tune-up or complete overhaul, our qualified technicians are up to the task. Bring your bike into our workshop, and we'll make a careful inventory of your bike and provide you with  a detailed estimate for the repairs.

Tips and Tricks

Check grips for excessive wear
Replace if necessary or remove and clean. Lift the ends of the grips off the handlebars a little with a small screwdriver. Work in some soapy water or dishwashing liquid as you slide the grip off. Clean and install new ones. Remove all traces of dishwashing liquid If it's difficult to install, then dip the grips into hot water before forcing over handlebars. Spraying hairspray inside before installation will prevent slipping.

Check and adjust brakes and brake pads
Whether your bike uses a disc brake system or rim brakes, they also need maintenance. Rim brakes require a lot more maintenance than disc brakes (understatement) as grit, small pebbles, mud, water and other elements wear down not only the pads, but the rims as well. Brake pads these days have grooves or markings that indicate when to replace them.

Check tires for any wear
Check the tires for excessive wear, flattened rubber tires and cracked sidewalls or bubbling. Exposure to the sun, ozone, and the elements over time causes the rubber to deterioate and become brittle over time. Replace tires if necessary.