EVERYONE CAN USE MORE FIBER

Carbon that is. Add the new TREK 7.9 FX to your cycling diet. This lightweight tips the scales at a scant 2o lbs (20" frame) and comes with clipless pedals, carbon seatpost and handlebars, Ultegra rear derailleur, triple chainrings and 10 speed cassette. And scandalously beautiful. It's cleared for takeoff at the Bike Rack.

Take your kids on your next event ride with the KDR 7.2fx.

If you enjoy doing event rides such as the Corporate Cycling Challenge or rides such as BRAN and you want your kids to come along this is the bike for them. The Trek KDR 7.2fx is build just like the adult hybrid version only smaller. Until now, there haven't been a lot of choices for kids bikes besides the mountain bike style. However, for a lot of kids, the mountain bike may not be the best option for them. For the mostly hard packed or paved surfaces or on longer rides, a hybrid bike usually works best so in steps the KDR 7.2fx youth hybrid. The Trek KDR 7.2fx is a 24 inch wheel version of the adult Trek 7.2fx with almost all the same components. If you notice your child struggling to keep up on your next family ride bring them in and have them check out the new KDR 7.2fx. Let them see what a difference in ease and speed a hybrid style bike can make.

"Addict"ed to weight savings

We received our first Scott Addict R2 roadie in the shop last week and you won't believe how light it is! Keep in mind the R2 is a Dura-Ace equipped version with Kysrium ES wheels and with the golden platform test ride pedals it weighed in at 14.55lbs!!!! For comparison purposes a Madone SL 5.9 tips the scales a little closer to 15.8lbs! Is the extra pound worth it? How different will it feel being that much lighter? There's only one way to find out......