Great Names for Bike Shops
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The Bike Cellar in Simsbury, CT, adjacent to a very popular MUP.
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In Louisville, KY, we have one called "Cyclesmith's" (which may be a take on blacksmith?) , also On Your Left Cycles (obvious).
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Cycle City
Cycle Depot
Bikes R Us
Bikea
Best Bike
the Crank
Bike Stop
Bikeworths
Bike Mart
Try n Pedal
Bike Pro Shop
the Sweaty Top Tube
Cycle Depot
Bikes R Us
Bikea
Best Bike
the Crank
Bike Stop
Bikeworths
Bike Mart
Try n Pedal
Bike Pro Shop
the Sweaty Top Tube
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Someone needs to open a lbs called "Bashed Top Tube"
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I've not been to these yet, as I'm on the other side of town, but Cleveland's west side/Lakewood has Joy Machines, Blazing Saddle Cycle, and Beat Cycles. (I usually shop at Blimp City Bike & Hike in Akron).
I'm surprised it's not been mentioned yet, but I'd like to visit Syracuse and stop by Mello Velo.
I'm surprised it's not been mentioned yet, but I'd like to visit Syracuse and stop by Mello Velo.
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Lance Armstrong's shop, Mellow Johnny's, is a play on Maillot Jaune ("Yellow Jersey" in French). The attached coffee shop is called Juan Pelota, which is Spanglish slang meaning "One Ball," in reference to Armstrong's single testicle.
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Grateful Tread
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A few in my home town Melbourne:
Summit Cycles
Urban Pedaler
Cycleinn
The Cycling Fix
Bicycle Recycle
BikeBug
Cog Bikes
Summit Cycles
Urban Pedaler
Cycleinn
The Cycling Fix
Bicycle Recycle
BikeBug
Cog Bikes
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The one nearest me has the most ingenious name. The Bicycle Shop haha
https://www.thebicycleshop.com/
https://www.thebicycleshop.com/
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"Cyclepath" was a local bike shop at one time. A current one is "The Bike Peddler".
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Good thread.
There's a non-profit place in Boston called 'Bikes Not Bombs'
There's a non-profit place in Boston called 'Bikes Not Bombs'
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Rock on Wheels, Cheyenne Wyoming. Great people, great shop.
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Eva and Adolf's Bike Bunker
J. Dahmer Bikes and Meats
J.W. Bobbitt's Bikes and Sausage Shop
Gacy's Bike Cellar
J. Dahmer Bikes and Meats
J.W. Bobbitt's Bikes and Sausage Shop
Gacy's Bike Cellar
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I like "Machinery Row Bicycles" in Madison, WI. I'll assume the name comes from past businesses in the wonderful old building it is on the end of. Since lakefront property is common in Madison, the parking lot behind is on the shore of Lake Monona, with a tour boat dock right there. It's on a MUP and has a feature that I've not seen elsewhere: a bike supplies vending machine, which wasn't well stocked last time I looked. The old building looks like it is well made and will be around for a ling time.
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In all seriousness, you will soon be able to rent the house that was used in the film. (The basement scenes were actually filmed elsewhere.) I rode by it last year.
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Stedman's Bike Shop (Wakefield, RI)
I suppose it's because it was local to me when I was growing up, but that name has always just said "bikes" to me. They sold Schwinn back in the day, now it's mostly Specialized bikes. A shame, since between then and now they used to sell a wider variety (they sold a bunch of Bianchis in the '90s to ... '00s, maybe?).
I got my graduation present (Fuji DelRey, with Valight tubing) from them in the mid '80s.
I suppose it's because it was local to me when I was growing up, but that name has always just said "bikes" to me. They sold Schwinn back in the day, now it's mostly Specialized bikes. A shame, since between then and now they used to sell a wider variety (they sold a bunch of Bianchis in the '90s to ... '00s, maybe?).
I got my graduation present (Fuji DelRey, with Valight tubing) from them in the mid '80s.