Quintesential 80's BMX movie "RAD"

Probably one of the best and worst times of the 80's BMX movement.....BMX in all of its glory! I just thought of this movie today at work while gliding around on the Shred Sled during a slow period....

Bicycle Passion

Bruce is one of our regular customers and friends. He has a passion for bikes that you rarely see. I couldn't tell you how many bikes he has owned. Bruce's passion is not only riding them, but also making them his own. Here is his latest creation /innovation . Look close at the crank its his take on the fixie. dezigned and manufatured by Bruce

Joe Gaab giving it a shot

Joe Gaab In his first "go out"

This is an old picture taken 11-20-2003 , but I thought it was a great shot. This is Joe's  very first time surfing, all by himself with a beautiful sunrise. Just magical !!

Lance and Jerome

One of our most favourite customers, Jerome Boykin, is a Customs and Border Protection Officer with the Department of Home Land Security. That extensive title allows him the right to know of all the famous people coming in and out of the Wilmington airport.
That being said on May 4th 2008 Lance Armstrong cleared customs at ILM on his way back from a vacation in the Caribbean. Jerome, knowing of Lance's arrival ahead of time, printed a photo of him off the internet and got his autograph for our bike shop! Check it out:

"For the Two Wheeler Dealer - Live Strong!"

-Kim

Shop competitiveness at its best

Brian

This is the result of talking the talk and not walking the walk.... needless to say Billy the Kid made podium and Brian, well...not so much...


-Kim

A new face at a morning meeting

Noah asleep at the wheel !!

great beers for bikers

for all of the dudes and dudettes, after a long ride this is the beer that i would recommend. for other great tasting beers check out this link http://bicycling.com/bke/slide/home/1,8155,s1-1-101-0,00.html
  ----enjoy covi

Hopworks Bike Beer NW IPA

The official beer of Oregon Bike Manifest, a celebration of cycling art and culture, and brewed at Portland's Hopworks Urban Brewery, making few beers more appropriate for 'cross season. The Bike Beer uses locally sourced organic hops and barley to create a beer that not only highlights the aggressively hoppy style of the Pacific Northwest, but also showcases just how damn good organic beer has become. The caramel-flavored malts provide a malty background, but the hops are the star. They jump out of the glass with a floral and grapefruit aroma, and then coat your mouth with sticky pine, peppercorns, and a citrus fruit punch of bitter flavors. Tasters say: "Drinkable with a good, bitter kick