Sale: 20% Off All Bikes…

August 23, 2010

Huge End Of Summer Sale
Alright everyone, we’ve got to make room for next year’s stuff so we’re having a big sale. At least 20% off ALL in stock bikes and at least 30% off all in stock clothing and accessories. We still have a lot of great stuff in stock; road bikes, kids bikes, mountain bikes, bmx, comfort bikes, cruisers, hybrids and commuters. Road bikes starting as low as $500, mountain bikes starting at $255, fixie/singlespeeds starting at $200. Come in to see all of the deals in person. Sale prices will be valid from Monday August 23rd to Sunday August 29th.

Buy a bike from us, and we’ll work on it for a whole year for nothing.
That’s right, if you purchase a bike from us (including during this sale), we will offer you adjustments on your bike at no charge for an entire year. We are proud of the bikes we sell and believe they are great products and will hold up to the tests you put them through. But, in the event your brakes come out of adjustment or you shifting suddenly skips, we are there to get you back on your bike as soon as we can.

If you have any questions regarding the sale, don’t hesitate to give us a call (878.8741).

Kids Bikes, Poison Ivy, Group Rides and more!

June 3, 2010

Kids Bikes
Looking for a new bike for your child? We have a full selection of  bikes for children of all ages.

Starting with children ages three and under, we have balance bikes by Schwinn; the Tiger for boys and the Tigress for girls.  The most interesting part of these balance bikes is that they don’t have pedals!  Balance bikes are pedal-less to help aid children in developing balance skills.  Some of our customers have even reported that their children have skipped training wheels all together as a result of using a balance bike!

We have boys and girls 12″ bikes, 16″ bikes, and 20″ bikes (single speed and geared) available in stock.  We also have a full line of children’s helmets and other safety gear.  Come see what we have to offer.  Don’t forget, with the  purchase of any bike (kids bikes included) we offer a full month of 10% discounts on any accessories.

Poison Ivy

Ok, so the poison ivy is pretty bad right now.  It seems as though the early spring and warm weather have come with consequences. Most mountain bike trails in the area have some level of poison ivy, but some are worse than others.  The second section of The River Trail (Corsetti’s) is absolutely covered with poison ivy in some sections, it is unavoidable.  The first section of The River Trail has a few small areas of poison ivy but it’s more or less avoidable as long as you stay on the trail.  There are a number of other areas that have poison ivy, too many to list.  The best advice we can give you is try to prevent coming into contact with it all together.

How to avoid getting Poison Ivy

If you’re like most of us normal humans, you probably react to coming into contact with poison ivy, if you don’t well then you’re lucky.  We’ve found the best way to avoid getting infected with poison ivy is to avoid contact all together.  The best way  we’ve found to avoid contact with poison ivy is to wear a high soccer style sock while riding (knee to above the knee high).  After coming into contact with poison ivy, it’s best to wash everything (your bike, your clothes, socks, shoes, etc.) as the poisonous oils tend to hang out for a while on these types of surfaces.

If you think you’ve come into contact with poison ivy and you did not cover up, there’s still hope for you.  Immediately after you finish riding, the sooner the better, you need to wash all potentially infected areas of your skin with cold water and a grease/oil cutting dish soap such as Dawn (do not dilute!).  This does not work every time but it’s better than nothing and we believe it decreases the intensity of the reaction.

Downhillers, we have stuff for you.

We have Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5 3C’s in stock along with a full selection of DH tubes.  We also have full face helmets, body armor by POC, and DH clothing by Troy Lee, Dakine, and POC.

Participating in The Trek Across Maine? Or Another Event?

Let us check over your bike for free! Make sure that your bike is ready event ready and you won’t run into any issues during your ride.  No appointments necessary, just bring your bike in and give us about ten minutes to thoroughly check over your bike.

Quick Turn Around on Tune -Ups

Bring your bike in now for a tuneup and get it back in five days or less.  The sooner you bring your bike in, the sooner you’re back riding it.

Grand Opening Saturday April 10th

April 5, 2010

Join us for our Grand Opening at our new location at 72 Auburn Street. Look for all kinds of blowout deals on last year’s bikes and up to 50% off on select parts and accessories. We will also be choosing winners for our “most degenerate bike” contest.

Welcome to The New Allspeed.com

April 5, 2010

We hope you enjoy our new website. Please contact us with any questions or comments regarding the website.