buy, a tri bike or a road bike?” This question overwhelms so many people new to triathlon, and rightly so. Living in northern New England makes this decision even tougher. Let’s start with the basics. At the heart of this issue, almost always is finance. Most people start triathlon, not [...]
Have questions? Get answers at Revolution Cyclery.
Everyone knows how hard it is to find new jeans. Nothing seems to fit or feel like the pair you’re trying to replace. Your favorite jeans, you wish you bought ten pairs. Buying a bike should bring on the same thoughts.
Bike fit is more important than bells and [...]
The Ideal Saddle Modification (ISM) was developed by Steve Toll out of Tampa Fl. Steve was another longtime cyclist that had recurring seat “issues” and decided to give a shot at finding a better solution. Through much trial and error, Steve hit on a shape that delivered the comfort and support he was looking [...]
Racing is the heart of what we do. You see and feel it when visiting the shop or talking with us at events. There’s no hiding that I love the competition, what isn’t always immediately apparent is I love the learning that comes with racing more. Working together, pushing limits and building strong team [...]
Retul’s latest Demo video demonstrates a sample bike fit process at the Retul’s TSL (Top Secret Labratory) in Boulder, Colorado. Video shows riders from the Garmin-Chipotle H30 Pro Cycling Team and also discusses the Retul 2009 software package and new hardware accessories. Catch glimpses of the new Zin and wireless technology as well as hear [...]
OK, I’ve been getting a little help with the website, trying to keep it going with information, and new input. He posted an article out of VeloNews yesterday, that I thought was very interesting. If you missed it, the link is here. I think two things about this article, a: that Kit [...]
Dennis Meeker of Team Timex, stops by the Boulder Retul Multisport Studio for a bike fit.
Directions from the South
Rt 93N, Take exit 13. Turn right at the end of the ramp. Turn left
at Pleasant St, Revolution Cyclery is on the right hand side.
Directions from the North
Rt 93S, Take exit 15W. Turn right at the end of the ramp. Turn left onto main St.
Turn right at Pleasant St, Revolution Cyclery is on the right hand side.
