Bike Shop In Colorado Closing

[GTs58]

We tried our best to sell the entire company to interested parties, but it was just not meant to be. We are now ready to liquidate the rest of our inventory and fixed assets (fixtures, stands, computers, tools etc.)



We are looking for parties that are interested in taking as much of what's left as possible and we won't be selling single items at this time. Ideally, you will be another shop or enthusiast looking to set up your space or store. Respond to this email or call us and leave a message at (720) 432-4537.



Call or email us for an appointment to take a look at what's left and to make an offer. Here is our Craigslist post for more info on what we're looking to sell.



https://denver.craigslist.org/bop/d/arvada-bike-shop-out-of-business/7354700136.html



After this round of sales, we will most likely have enough left over to have a bargain basement fire sale, so keep your eyes open here for another announcement within a couple weeks or so.



For those of you that emailed us, came in personally to see us, or called us on the phone to tell us how much we meant to you and the community, we can't tell you how much that meant to us. Our customers are the best and we will miss you so much!



Sincerely,



Alex, Brian, JD, and Paul

 

[vincev]

It is a shame but many shops have started to carry E bikes to stay competitive . I see that these shops have a hard time keeping the average price range E bike,about $2000 in stock.The $3000 bikes are in the shops but not many people spend that much.Also Asian cheap bikes are another factor.The times are changing.

 

[Freqman1]

I'll just keep riding vintage!

 

[palepainter]

It took me a year, but finally found the correct badge for the late teens GWM bike.