NYC Bike Shops?
05-19-09, 10:15 AM
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NYC Bike Shops?
I'll be in NY this week and I'm looking to hit some of the cooler shops and pick up some gear that I might not be able to find up here in Toronto.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
05-19-09, 10:20 AM
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nycvelo on 2nd ave by 4st nycvelo.com
chari and co 175 stanton street chariandconyc.com
kingkog in williamsburgh kingkog.com 455 graham avenue
chari and kingkog are dedicated fixie shops. nycvelo is just a great all around bike shop.
chari and co 175 stanton street chariandconyc.com
kingkog in williamsburgh kingkog.com 455 graham avenue
chari and kingkog are dedicated fixie shops. nycvelo is just a great all around bike shop.
05-19-09, 12:13 PM
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>nycvelo on 2nd ave by 4st nycvelo.com<
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In Lower Manhattan, I've explored and enjoyed: Bike Works NYC, 106 Ridge St., https://www.bikecult.com - small, funky shop
and: Bicycle Habitat, 224 Lafayette Street, https://www.bicyclehabitat.com/ - large shop
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In Lower Manhattan, I've explored and enjoyed: Bike Works NYC, 106 Ridge St., https://www.bikecult.com - small, funky shop
and: Bicycle Habitat, 224 Lafayette Street, https://www.bicyclehabitat.com/ - large shop
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05-20-09, 05:00 PM
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Bike Works is a great dusty, tiny shop. The owner, Dave Perry, has a long, knowledgable history.
Conrads is an excellent small, nice, high-performance shop. With a gorgeous old Gios in the window.
NYC Velo is neat, Continuum is cool, Trackstar is Trackstar.
eh, the list can go on for days.
Conrads is an excellent small, nice, high-performance shop. With a gorgeous old Gios in the window.
NYC Velo is neat, Continuum is cool, Trackstar is Trackstar.
eh, the list can go on for days.
