 Is your bike feeling neglected? Never have time to get your bike maintained the way you should? Have no fear, Reser Bicycle Outfitters now has two-day turnaround time on both Minor and Major Bicycle Overhauls.
Our factory trained technicians will take care of your entire bike and ensure that it will be fun and safe to ride for another season. No more waiting during prime riding season for service. Mention this article when dropping off your bike and receive $20.00 off the regular price of an overhaul. Offer valid until January 31st.
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Christmas is the perfect time to give the gift of cycling! We have Striders for the youngest aspiring riders as well as 16", 20" and 24" kids bikes.
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Yes the new Yeti bikes are arriving now. Check out the sneak-peak photos. We'll be stocking the new five-inch travel full-suspension carbon fiber bike, the ASR5c, which will prove to be the perfect niche bike for the riding the local trails.
The versatility of the Yeti ASR5 Carbon, it's ability to tackle large rocks and roots but still maintain a firm cross-country race feel makes it our number one choice for 2010. Look for it to rack up bike of the year awards. Yeti's Chris Conroy calls it the "cheater bike"
The '10 Yeti books are here too, so swing by and pick up a free copy while we have them.
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We have Rocky Mountain 2009 Element 50 full suspension mountain bikes for only $2299.
This is $500 off the regular price of $2799.
This bike is perfect for the road biker looking to get their first mountain bike. Proven by riders like Geoff Kabush, Alison Sydor and Marie-Helene in races all over the globe, Element is one of the most popular and longest lasting cross country suspension platforms in mountain biking.
Both the front and rear suspension on this bike are provided by Fox Shox and feature an easy lockout switch for better response on long climbs or gravel roads sometimes encountered in adventure races. The Shimano Shadow rear derailleur is protected from impact by its low-profile design which will keep the bike working good even if you happen to fall.... Click for more.
 Civia is dedicated to making bicycles a major form of transportation in the 21st century. We believe that together—as a community of cyclists—we can make the landscape greener, the air more breathable and improve the quality of life for all. We’re working to promote and expand that community with civiacycles.com and Greenlightride.com. Using these open forums, riders can plan their routes, meet other cyclists, build teams, compete and spread awareness by expanding the presence of bikes on the road.... Click for more.
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Check out the photos from Friday's cyclocross race... Click for more.
Check out the Kentucky Mountain Bike Trail Map Eric O'Neal is programming for KyMBA. . Click on the individual trails for a nice detailed trailmap and conditions are at the bottom.... Click for more.
Ok so this doesn't exactly apply straight to bikes but most cyclists are concerned about the environment, so here it goes... The Raintainer is a 55-gallon rain barrel that has an aesthetically pleasing appearance. It includes multiple pre-drilled openings, making it possible to draw water from the barrel. The lid of the Raintainer can be used as a self-watering planter. It can also be easily removed, making cleaning the inside of the barrel simple.
So yo may ask why? The reason is simple-- in newer cities and in the suburbs, sewage and storm water is separated in different pipes. In the older parts of town, all of the water goes into a combined sewer and when it rains hard, there is a "combined sewage overflow" meaning it all hits the river without being processed at the sewer plant. Raintainers can help buffer the surge from a heavy downpour and keep the combined overflow problem from happening. It's a relatively cheap and extremely way to clean the environment.
SD1 customers who purchase the Raintainer will help their city become "The Greenest City" in Northern Kentucky. SD1 will recognize the city that purchases the most Raintainers with the Green City Award. SD1 will give the award to the city that purchases the most Raintainers per citizen, based on each individual city's population. SD1 will also be tracking the results for each city and posting them on www.sd1.org/rainbarrels. The cost of the Raintainer is $124.88. Order forms and other information about the Raintainer can be found at www.sd1.org/rainbarrels. Order February 1st through March 23rd, 2009. They will be available for pick up on April 18, 2009 at SD1's main office at 1045 Eaton Dr., Ft. Wright.... Click for more.
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