The winning team!

GPS and Power Meter News!

Word on the street is Garmin has purchased Metrigear the company that built the power meter for inside the spindles of Speeplay pedals.

You can be sure I will have it and be testing it when it is available to the public!

2011 Pinarello Dogma, no expense spared!

-Enve Wheels
-Enve Bar & Stem
-SRAM RED
-Nokon Cables
-Quarq Power meter
-Garmin Edge 500

New Teschner 703 Aero

New straight from Australia comes the Teschner 703 built by Peter Teschner using his Pro Geometry that he has been known for in the unspoken professional circles for years! He has built bikes for countless pros through the years. You may already seen his bikes and not known it under different riders at the TDF branded with their bike sponsors name on it!

New 3T Zefiro bar

This bar would be a good choice for the rider that has one bike and can't decide if they are a road, TT or triathlon rider! *Note- As of now it is still UCI legal so you can get your road race on with it! This paired with a set of Zipp 808's could lead to some interesting breakaway situations?

2 New really great data options!

I'm not much of one for little computers and gadgets strapped all over my bike but I can get into the simplicity and easy to use style of these two!

Serotta Colorado custom super commuter!

It's been a while since I have posted because we have been super busy in the shop with projects like this one off custom steel bomb shell! Price as shown $2500.00 Not cheap and not for everyone but if you want the ultimate commuter/club/urban machine this is the one. Make no mistake, this bike is built to ride as far and hard as you want! Every part is about performance as well as looks right down to the Fizik carbon saddle and new Fizik seat post. The frame is totally custom built in New York by the guys at Serotta. Size 55. This build also includes the new SRAM Torpedo hub that can be changed from fixed gear to free wheel with the turn of a flat head screw driver just in case you feel the need to coast once in a while but don't want to get busted on by fixie purists at the local coffee spot!