What’s New at Gold Country Cyclery
Call it an end of the year or new years sale, we need to make space for more 2008 model bikes. We’re knocking 15% off retail on the Bacchetta Bellandare recumbents, and other select Bacchetta models limited to stock on the floor. Due to our dealer agreement with Bacchetta, bikes must be purchased at our store.
Go to our Bacchetta page for more information.
Happy Holidays,
Rick
Want something different from the standard offerings by recumbent trike companies? Greenspeed’s Custom Shop program which we offer allows you the consumer to create your own dream like the custom “Super Matt Black” Greenspeed GLO pictured above. Check out our Greenspeed page where you can download the Custom Shop pdf file, and begin to create your very own unique trike. Need help with fitting and component selection? Bring in your printed form and we will help with the completion and place the order.
Rick
This picture of both a Ritchey Ti/Carbon and steel Break-Away came from our visit to InterBike 2007 end of September this year. I didn’t realize that the Ti/Carbon Break-Away road bike was available for the past year since we missed InterBike the past couple years. Seeing the newest model up close convinced me to become a dealer for all of the Ritchey Break-Away model bikes. We’re signed up and have some new demo bikes on their way along with the travel cases that are included whether you buy a complete bike or frameset. See our updated web page Ritchey Travel Bikes for more information. Ritchey’s patented coupling system is a lower cost alternative to S&S BTC coupled bikes. The Cross frames are fitted with eyelets and can be made into light touring bikes. For anyone wanting an MTB Break-Away frame, we can provide that as well. More information will be added to the Ritchey page to have every model, spec and price.
Rick
It must be near Christmas as the yellow DHL Sleigh came by the shop back door and had this huge package from Italy. My first shipment of Slyway framesets finally got here. Consider I started interest or should I say lust in the Slyway Ultrateam recumbents at the start of last year. Took a lot of thought over the past year and finally Stefano of Slyway and I made the decision to bring his recumbents to the USA. Now if I can just find the time to build the first one up and try it out for myself.
My first impression of the craftsmanship of the frame components is that they are superb. I’ll post the detailed build-up as soon as the first one is together and ready to ride.
Rick