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The Specials we post here are just a small sample of what we have on hand. We offer a huge and ever changing selection of special deals on bicycles, clothing and accessories. For the best bargains stop by the Row and have a look around, we’ll be glad to show you lots of great deals!
Trek, Gary Fisher, Orbea and Felt bicycle sales are instore
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Say “Touring” around the shop and see how many smiling faces you can count. It could just be the single greatest thing a person who simply loves to ride can do. It’s you, a bike, and as many miles in front of you as you care to rack-up.
Almost every fan of touring has a 520 story and for good reason, because Trek has been making them for over 30 years. The 520 is built to handle abuse with a smile. A classic steel frame paired with a Shimano drivetrain and stout 36-hole Bontrager rims, Trek interchange rear rack and fenders included. With the 520 it’s not a question of how far the bike will go, it’s about how far you want to go.
With a bike this nice why limit yourself to long relaxing vacations in the beautiful country roads? It’s also a great commuter and all-around city bike,
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PowerTap Wheels
The PowerTap power meter system is a proven piece of equipment that will help you train to be a stronger, more efficient rider. Developed by Saris here in Madison, WI, the PowerTap system allows an athlete to see how much wattage he or she is producing on a moment-to-moment basis. By incorporating wattage, heart rate and speed, a rider can find out how much energy is being used over a given distance or favorite ride.
PowerTap hubs can be built with Shimano 8-, 9-, or 10-speed Shimano freehub bodies, or 8-, 9-, or 10-speed Campagnolo freehub bodies. Please clearly specify when ordering. Freehub bodies can be swapped at owner’s expense. If you are skilled at removal and installation of a freehub body, do not remove the torque tube of the hub.
The heart rate monitor
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Value and performance go hand in hand with the ZW5, even for the smallest of riders. The fit and geometry of the ZW5 will help female riders achieve a comfortable posture with a taller head tube for more upright handlebars. The Carbon fiber frame and fork soaks up vibration, and also reduce weight, making for a comfortable ride, as well as a comfortable fit. The new Shimano 105 shifters, derailleurs, Hollowtech crankset, and 11-28T cassette provide a perfect package for smooth, trouble-free
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Light. Efficient. Comfortable. If you plan on attacking Horribly Hilly, the MS150, or just the toughest hill on the weekly club ride, the Z4 gives you what you need. The frame and fork are built of carbon fiber to keep you comfortable on rough and choppy pavement, but are still light weight. The Z-series frame is not only built with a taller head tube for all-day comfort, but is still nimble enough for the Garmin team to race on during the 2010 Spring Classics. The Z4’s components are Shimano’s new Ultegra 6700 series. Shifters, derailleurs, 11-28T cassette, and brake calipers are all anchored by a compact 34/50T Hollowtech crankset. The Z4 rolls on a Mavic Ksyrium wheelset with bladed spokes and machined brake tracks. Wrapped with Vittoria Zaffiro Pro tires, the Z4 could be one of the
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You’re ready to get on board one of the finest bikes Trek has ever made, but you don’t want to raid the kid’s college fund, right? Trek has a solution to your dilemma. The Madone 6.2 has a pro-level, Wisconsin-made OCLV2 frame and full-carbon fork, but isn’t armed with all the ProTour components and carbon wheels. A no-cut carbon seatmast, BB90 bottom bracket, internal cable routing, Tour-winning geometry and a DuoTrap socket come with every Madone 6-series. But Shimano’s 10-speed Ultegra group replaces Dura-Ace, and aluminum Bontrager Race X Lite wheels substitute the all-carbon hoops, making for a much easier price tag. The Ultegra group can be had as a triple crankset (52/39/30T), classic double (53/39T), or compact double (50/34T). The triple even has an 11-28 cassette for maximum
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Trek knows that riding to the top of any hill requires a light and efficient bicycle. A stiff machine may not be light. And vice versa. Trek’s Madone 5.5 is both. The TCT carbon fiber frame and fork not only cuts weight, but also ensures that the power you put into the bike isn’t wasted in unnecessary flex. A solid BB90 bottom bracket anchors a massive down tube for excellent power delivery, in or out of the saddle. A SRAM Force 50/34T crankset made from carbon fiber also cuts grams while putting your power through the chain. Even the Bontrager handlebar is carbon fiber. SRAM’s 10-speed Force components are found throughout for smooth shifting, and Bontrager Race Lite aluminum wheels reduce even more weight. Hills have no mercy. The Madone 5.5 will help you show none in
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The perfect fit. The brilliant ride quality. The fantastic response. Trek’s Madone series gives you that. The Madone 5.1 employs SRAM 10-speed Rival components for everything you want in a light, smooth-shifting package. Bontrager Race wheels slice through the air with blade spokes, while a lightweight Trek Carbon Technology (TCT) frame and fork cuts vibration from rough and choppy pavement. A Bontrager stem, bar and Affinity2 saddle keeps everything under control. It’s everything you
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This is the machine that Spanish pro team Euskaltel-Euskadi help develop every time they ride. The frame has been carefully refined since being introduced in 2007. With an even closer eye towards aerodynamics, the 2011 Orca SLT has added features like a bladed-style seatpost, down tube and tapered seat collar. The factors that made is such a success in the past are still there: Monocoque frame design, tapered steerer tube and aerospace-quality carbon materials. Sammy Sanchez used an Orca to win his Olympic gold medal in the road race, and Orbea uses those lessons to refine their best bike.
The Orca SLT uses Ultegra 6700 components in concert with Mavic Kysrium Equipe wheels shod with Vittoria Diamante Pro tires. Orbea’s aluminum bar and stem, along with a Selle Italia SLR saddle, make
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When customers ask for a bike that is a road racer first and foremost, the Felt F-series comes to mind. Agile geometry, an ultra-stiff bottom bracket and a short head tube for an aggressive fit have had many label this bike as a “hard-core racer”. The rigid quality of the UHC carbon fiber used in the F2’s frame is enhanced by the BB30 bottom bracket and tapered 1-1/8” to 1-1/2” head tube. This produces a massive down tube for unmatched lateral stiffness and precise high-speed cornering. The Easton EC90SL fork reduces weight further, and keeps road chatter to a minimum. The derailleurs and shifters are Shimano’s high-tech Dura Ace Di2 system, with an FSA 53/39T K-Force Light carbon crank to put power to the wheels. With Shimano’s RS80-C24-CL carbon clincher wheels with aluminum braking
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The technology of the Orbrea Orca is available in the stunning Diva, too! Toray’s high-modulus carbon fiber is used in the fabrication of this gorgeous frame, enabling Orbea to use a tapered head tube for sure-footed handling in high-speed corners. This example is equipped with SRAM’s Force components (not Dura-Ace as pictured) for smooth shifts and responsive pedaling. The 50/34T compact crank spins in a BB30 bottom bracket for efficient power output. Mavic wheels run blade spokes to slice through the air and leave your competition behind. This is the last one we have. Don’t miss
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Aerodynamic framed road bikes now seem all the rage, but Felt has been at it for years. The AR (or “Aero Road") series was helped in development by David Zabriskie, making for some amazing high-performance bicycles. This model is equipped with SRAM Red components, and blade-spoked Mavic wheels for wind-cheating speed. This is the last one in the store. Test ride a bike that helped make fast bikes
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Litespeed raised eyebrows with the Siena. How could one of their more affordable bikes have such exotic shaping done to the tube shapes? This XXL example will be a perfect match to a powerful rider looking for outstanding ride quality as well as supreme pedaling rigidity. Shimano 10-speed Ultegra SL components are found throughout. Ritchey Comp stem and seatpost handle furniture duties, and the lightweight Real Design alloy wheels are wrapped with Michelin tires. Don’t let this one get
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The right size bike for every size rider”. Here at Machinery Row, we want everyone to have the bike that fits them and performs well. This Trek 2.3 is an example of a high-performance aluminum bike in a very small size. The standover height of the top tube is only 25.5 inches! But the components are not small potatoes. Shimano’s 10-speed 105 components include a 50/39/30T triple crankset and a 12-27T cassette. The rear derailleur is a stepped-up Ultegra model for immediate shifting under hard pedaling loads. The Bontrager alloy Race wheels feature blade spokes for riding into taxing headwinds, and are wrapped with Race X Lite tires. This is our last example, so don’t let it get
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The carbon fiber Cronus series from Trek is an unexpected departure from the usual Tour de France-starring Madone. The Cronus delivers versatility as well as performance with the addition of hidden fender mounts and tire clearance for wider rubber. The massive down tube and tapered head tube are anchors for out-of-the-saddle efforts, but the frame is a lightweight marvel. Shimano’s 10-speed Ultegra components assure responsive shifting and excellent reliability for years to come. The Bontrager Race Lite wheels feature blade spokes and eyeleted rims, as well as an oversized front axle for sure-footed handling through turns. Bontrager bars, stem, post and saddle finish off this sophisticated road
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