Commuter Bicycles Los Lunas NM

Riding a bicycle in the great outdoors gives you a great sense of freedom and joy. You’re never too old to outgrow bike rides and it’s a healthy way to stay in shape and practice environmentally friendly commuting. There are so many different types of bicycles. It’s not as simple as you think. Here you’ll learn a bit about the bike options available to you now. Please scroll down to learn more and get access to the bike shops in Los Lunas, NM listed below that can explain more and help you choose the right bike for you. Get out and get active!
Los Lunas Bicycle Shop
(505) 865-4444
Bicycle Shop 4301B Elaine Drive
Los Lunas, NM
 
Leos Candies Bike
(505) 831-3509
7204 Old Aspen Rd SW
Albuquerque, NM
 
Concrete Wave
(505) 877-4004
3742 Isleta Blvd SW
Albuquerque, NM
 
High Desert Bicycles
(505) 842-8260
8110 Louisiana Blvd Ne, #A
Albuquerque, NM
 
Q Cycle
(505) 899-6336
6711 Edith Blvd Ne, #E
Albuquerque, NM
 
Steves Bicycle Repair
(505) 864-4027
1132 East River Road
Belen, NM
 
Isleta Eagle Golf Course
(505) 869-0950
4001 State Road 47 SE
Albuquerque, NM
 
Armageddon
(505) 452-1318
700 Bridge Blvd SW
Albuquerque, NM
 
Cycle Cave Incorporated
(505) 814-6071
5716 Menaul Blvd Ne
Albuquerque, NM
 
Team O Productions
(505) 899-0281
5213 College Heights Dr Nw
Albuquerque, NM
 

Bicycles & Bicycle-Scooters for Commuters: Classic, Electric, Folding

Bicycles & Bicycle-Scooters for Commuters: Classic, Electric, Folding

October 27, 2009   AK

There are few commuting options more efficient than a two-wheeler. Still, there are almost infinite options when it comes to commuter bicycles, bicycle scooters (newish), and the like. With options aplenty, here are our picks for the commuter in you or the commuter in your life (read: awesome gifts!). No matter what you wind up with, be sure to support your local shop with a tune up and accessory purchases.

If you’re considering the options, consider these:

Classic, stylish, and practical

For the ultimate in classic bicycle simplicity , check out Bowery Lane bicycles ($599). The company offers a local, handmade bicycle at a very reasonable price — it’s worth mentioning here that this baby arrives at your door practically pre-assembled (lazier and safer!) and includes sustainable cork grips. The Bowery Laners also boast a hand-built, Made in the USA steel frame and signature wood box for a picnic, pair of sixers, or rain-gear. You can lock this beauty most anywhere due to the bolt-on wheels and seat post (no quick release means less chance of theft). Hold the paint, M’am, with the Raw finish that shows off the big brass welds through the clearcoat. Most shops will check your handiwork free of charge, just ask them to check that your handlebars, headset, and pedals are tight. Low gearing and alloy wheels keep you comfy on most terrain and be sure to ding-a-ling at passersby with a friendly, albeit toothy, grin.

Bicycle Scooters are like Rock-n-Roll

Think one part blues and one part country — this offers the goods from two very distinct worlds. The A2B ($2,500) is remarkable. Old bicycle-scooter combos — and electric bicycles — were notoriously terrible, heavy, and prone to breakdown. Thankfully, that’s old news. The A2B has a super-lite lithium ion battery (think laptop) that plugs right into the wall and goes 20 miles per charge. You can extend that to 40 by purchasing a second battery (which are removable with a lock cylinder) or using your peds to pedal like a regular bicycle. Super-tough tires are both flat-resistant and long lasting. Full suspension rides like a D-R-E-A-M.

Folding bicycles make the Jetsons look like the Flintstones

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