Monday, March 31, 2008
By Popular Demand & Adequate Inventory
Our 2008 Super Sale has been extended until Friday, April 4th! We're busy restocking our shelves to make sure we have the bike you need. All sales on 2007 bicycle models have continued. Come in to test ride one of these sweet Lemonds and check out our other on sale merchandise to make the coming spring a great ride.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Josh Crow Interview
HRRC has a couple races under their belt and awesome bikes to roll across the finish line.
Josh Crow came into the store recently and Amber had a chance to ask him some questions.
When did you start riding?
I started riding in 1987.
What bike?
A Cannondale- touring bike It was white. (He didn’t know any better.)
How long has your team been in existence?
Since 2002.
Will you be hitting a lot of races?
We’ll be focusing on regional races. We will occasionally be going to the east coast and west coast for races.
What is your favorite post-ride chow?
Salsa & chips.
What do you like to drink during a ride?
Grape vitamin Water
Post-ride?
Water & White wine
Favorite white wine?
Eroica.
Where’s it from?
Washington State. I grew up riding around Seattle.
In a recent poll at the Trek Shop you were tied as the best-looking rider on the HRRC team with Shadd Smith. What tips the scales in your favor?
I run the team.
What are the new riders (Chris Hall, Derek Gorke, and Joe Schmalz) bringing to the team?
Youth and strength. I think they’re great future talents. They’re up and coming.
What’s your favorite race? Why?
I have exactly two favorite races: The Tour of Kansas City and the Gateway Cup.
They’re at the end of summer- I love the heat and the fans. They’re great races to have family and friends come to because there are so many people.
What is your favorite cycling discipline?
I like criteriums- that’s because I’m too lazy to train for road racing.
What made you choose to work with Trek and our stores?
Jay Thomas. He and I started to get to know each other and decided we had the same objectives and we should put our teams together.
What is your favorite area ride?
My personal favorite ride- that I do daily- is down Mission Road into the Plaza and back around to my house. It’s about an hour and twenty minutes. It’s great. I love to have the people and the cars around. I don’t know. I’m an ADD rider or something.
What’s your best cycling memory?
Racing against Lance Armstrong and George Hincapie in the US Pro championships in Philadelphia in 1994. There were half a million fans. It was a sunny day and I was 18 so it’s indescribable. There were TV cameras and helicopters; it was awesome.
Josh Crow came into the store recently and Amber had a chance to ask him some questions.
When did you start riding?
I started riding in 1987.
What bike?
A Cannondale- touring bike It was white. (He didn’t know any better.)
How long has your team been in existence?
Since 2002.
Will you be hitting a lot of races?
We’ll be focusing on regional races. We will occasionally be going to the east coast and west coast for races.
What is your favorite post-ride chow?
Salsa & chips.
What do you like to drink during a ride?
Grape vitamin Water
Post-ride?
Water & White wine
Favorite white wine?
Eroica.
Where’s it from?
Washington State. I grew up riding around Seattle.
In a recent poll at the Trek Shop you were tied as the best-looking rider on the HRRC team with Shadd Smith. What tips the scales in your favor?
I run the team.
What are the new riders (Chris Hall, Derek Gorke, and Joe Schmalz) bringing to the team?
Youth and strength. I think they’re great future talents. They’re up and coming.
What’s your favorite race? Why?
I have exactly two favorite races: The Tour of Kansas City and the Gateway Cup.
They’re at the end of summer- I love the heat and the fans. They’re great races to have family and friends come to because there are so many people.
What is your favorite cycling discipline?
I like criteriums- that’s because I’m too lazy to train for road racing.
What made you choose to work with Trek and our stores?
Jay Thomas. He and I started to get to know each other and decided we had the same objectives and we should put our teams together.
What is your favorite area ride?
My personal favorite ride- that I do daily- is down Mission Road into the Plaza and back around to my house. It’s about an hour and twenty minutes. It’s great. I love to have the people and the cars around. I don’t know. I’m an ADD rider or something.
What’s your best cycling memory?
Racing against Lance Armstrong and George Hincapie in the US Pro championships in Philadelphia in 1994. There were half a million fans. It was a sunny day and I was 18 so it’s indescribable. There were TV cameras and helicopters; it was awesome.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
2008 Super Sale
New Merchendise also in stock!
The Trek store is proud to offer Twin Six alternative cycling wear and Craft technical gear. Twin Six cycling clothing and t-shirts are 10% off! Check out all their styles at www.twinsix.com!
Select women's Craft jerseys and jackets are also on sale. Come in to check out our new Craft triathlon and cycling wear! Check out all their styles on their swiss website at www.craft.se.
The Trek store is proud to offer Twin Six alternative cycling wear and Craft technical gear. Twin Six cycling clothing and t-shirts are 10% off! Check out all their styles at www.twinsix.com!
Select women's Craft jerseys and jackets are also on sale. Come in to check out our new Craft triathlon and cycling wear! Check out all their styles on their swiss website at www.craft.se.
Come in to see our Super deals during the 2008 Super Sale!
If you've been thinking you'd like to get a high-quality bicycle, we have some super deals for you next week. All bicycles in the store are 5%-50% off!! We unloaded and built quite a few to have in stock what you need and get you out the door on a sweet new ride. Check out trekbicyclestores.com to see individual flyers detailing the sales on the cycling discipline of your choice.
We also have many accessories on sale to make each ride more fun and maximize fitness as well as enjoyment.
This is our biggest Super Sale ever and we look forward to a great season of riding!
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Inaugural Monday Night Ride of 08
The riders enjoyed the cool weather and overcast skies. They took off from the store at 6:30 and rode through the surrounding neighborhoods at a casual speed for about an hour.
Then had a celebratory beverage at Shark's next door. It's time to toast to Spring!
Then had a celebratory beverage at Shark's next door. It's time to toast to Spring!
Thursday, March 06, 2008
Lessons in Bicycle Maintenance
The Boy Scouts made a trip to the Trek Store this past Monday. They were working on their Handyman Badge.
Cameron showed them how to change a tube.
They also learned to adjust their seat and air up their tubes.
Cameron showed them how to change a tube.
They also learned to adjust their seat and air up their tubes.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Monday Night Recovery Rides!
The Monday Night Recovery Rides will begin again this Monday. The rides will start at 6:30 and last about an hour. The pace will be pretty relaxed, as slow as the slowest rider. This is a great way to meet other riders and have a fun ride at a casual pace. Following the ride, Shark's Restuarant & Billiards a couple doors down has decided to offer some post-ride specials. $2 Domestic Drafts, $4.99 Burger & Fries, and $3.99 One Topping Mini Pizzas. The Trek Store staff highly recommends the Burger & Fries combo- it's tasty!
Hope to see you Monday!
Friday, February 29, 2008
The Tilford Interview
The 2008 Racing Season is upon us. HRRC is kicking off its season in the coming weeks.
Here's an interview with one of Cycling's most seasoned professionals.
Amber spoke with Steve on the phone while he was off the bike in Austin, Texas, after the Pace Bend race. (For full coverage of the race, see his site stevetilford.com)
What do you like most about the 5.5 2008 Madone?
The stiffness of the frame and the weight- that is the lightness of the weight.
What keeps you on your bike training day in and day out?
Enjoyment of cycling- I’d ride even if I didn’t race. It’s never gotten boring.
What’s the best bike you’ve ever ridden? And why?
The new Madone frames- the innovation and the carbon. Again, they're lighter and more stiff. I know it's cool to dig the old steel frames and stuff, but you just can't deny how rad the new carbon is. My favorite ride is the newest because it’s the best. Very few times have I gotten on a new bike and immediately noticed the difference. But this bike felt weird because it’s so stiff. The first time I got on the bike and pushed the pedals I was like "God this is f***ing cement."
What’s your favorite training ride?
Well, I used to live in Switzerland. I used to do this one road ride a ton. It's a loop around the southern, Italian part of Switzterland. The roads overlook a valley and wind through the mountains. If I could do it everyday I would.
In Kansas?
My favorite training ride in Kansas would be riding from Topeka to Lawrence on gravel roads- on 2nd Street to Lawrence to the coffee shop. The ride is all along the Kansas River and its sheltered along the bluffs.
What race are you excited about for 2008?
Cross Nationals in KC. I have kind of a chip on my shoulder because of the mechanicals I had last year in the elite race. That said, I'm racing in over 100 races this year. I get excited about every weekend. I haven’t picked one that’s the focus. It really depends on the race and how it unfolds.
What’s your favorite post-ride chow?
A fruit smoothie- with protein and yogurt. I hadn't thought about it, though. I should have one more often.
What do you want fans to yell at you when you race past?
Well, I guess just encouragement. I don't want them to yell 'Catch that guy!' or things like 'You can go harder.' I always go my hardest.
I had a weird experience last year at mountain bike race. This guy in his 40s came up and told me that it was such an honor to meet me. He told me he used to race and enjoy riding his bike. Then he gained 60-70 pounds. Years later he picked up a magazine and saw a story about me still racing. He said it gave him motivation; that he thought if I could continue riding for so long, he could too. He said he just started riding. He lost the weight and he's the happiest he’s been.
I don't know if I'd tell somebody that- even if they did inspire me. I don't think I deserve credit for the work it took him to get better. But it was cool.
Many racers have come and gone in the past twenty years. What do you attribute your staying power as a racer to?
The sport has so many facets. I don’t think people realize how intellectual cycling is. Most people who race understand the physical side of it.
But I race all types of bikes. And it takes a bunch of knowledge to get good results. Especially because in races nothing repeats itself. You could race with the same guys on the same course every day for a year and never get the same results. It’s an ever changing thing and you can always learn. I love athletics and endurance athletics. It’s a healthy lifestyle. I love the travel, the friends. There’s nothing about cycling I don’t like- except if you’re feeling bad and go race anyway. Those hours are the only 'chores' I'd say there are.
But I was talking to Eric Heiden [1980 Winter Olympic ice skating medalist turned professional cyclist]. He was like “Hey Steve, Thanks for holding up our generation." I didn't really think of us in the same generation, but okay, sure.
What training tools would you recommend?
Well, as a resource I’d advise people who want to get better on their bike: Ride with better riders. Pick the brains of older guys. It takes a long time to learn how to get fast on a bicycle.
We were riding with cat 1 guys who have been racing 6 or 7 years and they're good for only racing that long. But six years is not that long to have been racing. Lance didn’t win Worlds until he was 24 and he started racing at 16. The fastest way to skip levels is not to read magazines but ride with guys who are better than you. Emulate them as best you can.
What’s your favorite race?
I’d guess I’d have to say the World Cup Championships in Vail, it's a mountain bike race. It's in Vail and I don’t ride all that well at altitude. But they close down the town and you race through downtown. There are people sitting outside at coffee shops watching the race go by.They shut down Vail, not for like an hour or the minimum amount of time, but all day. It’s like racing in Europe because it gives the racers a lot of respect.
Here's an interview with one of Cycling's most seasoned professionals.
Amber spoke with Steve on the phone while he was off the bike in Austin, Texas, after the Pace Bend race. (For full coverage of the race, see his site stevetilford.com)
What do you like most about the 5.5 2008 Madone?
The stiffness of the frame and the weight- that is the lightness of the weight.
What keeps you on your bike training day in and day out?
Enjoyment of cycling- I’d ride even if I didn’t race. It’s never gotten boring.
What’s the best bike you’ve ever ridden? And why?
The new Madone frames- the innovation and the carbon. Again, they're lighter and more stiff. I know it's cool to dig the old steel frames and stuff, but you just can't deny how rad the new carbon is. My favorite ride is the newest because it’s the best. Very few times have I gotten on a new bike and immediately noticed the difference. But this bike felt weird because it’s so stiff. The first time I got on the bike and pushed the pedals I was like "God this is f***ing cement."
What’s your favorite training ride?
Well, I used to live in Switzerland. I used to do this one road ride a ton. It's a loop around the southern, Italian part of Switzterland. The roads overlook a valley and wind through the mountains. If I could do it everyday I would.
In Kansas?
My favorite training ride in Kansas would be riding from Topeka to Lawrence on gravel roads- on 2nd Street to Lawrence to the coffee shop. The ride is all along the Kansas River and its sheltered along the bluffs.
What race are you excited about for 2008?
Cross Nationals in KC. I have kind of a chip on my shoulder because of the mechanicals I had last year in the elite race. That said, I'm racing in over 100 races this year. I get excited about every weekend. I haven’t picked one that’s the focus. It really depends on the race and how it unfolds.
What’s your favorite post-ride chow?
A fruit smoothie- with protein and yogurt. I hadn't thought about it, though. I should have one more often.
What do you want fans to yell at you when you race past?
Well, I guess just encouragement. I don't want them to yell 'Catch that guy!' or things like 'You can go harder.' I always go my hardest.
I had a weird experience last year at mountain bike race. This guy in his 40s came up and told me that it was such an honor to meet me. He told me he used to race and enjoy riding his bike. Then he gained 60-70 pounds. Years later he picked up a magazine and saw a story about me still racing. He said it gave him motivation; that he thought if I could continue riding for so long, he could too. He said he just started riding. He lost the weight and he's the happiest he’s been.
I don't know if I'd tell somebody that- even if they did inspire me. I don't think I deserve credit for the work it took him to get better. But it was cool.
Many racers have come and gone in the past twenty years. What do you attribute your staying power as a racer to?
The sport has so many facets. I don’t think people realize how intellectual cycling is. Most people who race understand the physical side of it.
But I race all types of bikes. And it takes a bunch of knowledge to get good results. Especially because in races nothing repeats itself. You could race with the same guys on the same course every day for a year and never get the same results. It’s an ever changing thing and you can always learn. I love athletics and endurance athletics. It’s a healthy lifestyle. I love the travel, the friends. There’s nothing about cycling I don’t like- except if you’re feeling bad and go race anyway. Those hours are the only 'chores' I'd say there are.
But I was talking to Eric Heiden [1980 Winter Olympic ice skating medalist turned professional cyclist]. He was like “Hey Steve, Thanks for holding up our generation." I didn't really think of us in the same generation, but okay, sure.
What training tools would you recommend?
Well, as a resource I’d advise people who want to get better on their bike: Ride with better riders. Pick the brains of older guys. It takes a long time to learn how to get fast on a bicycle.
We were riding with cat 1 guys who have been racing 6 or 7 years and they're good for only racing that long. But six years is not that long to have been racing. Lance didn’t win Worlds until he was 24 and he started racing at 16. The fastest way to skip levels is not to read magazines but ride with guys who are better than you. Emulate them as best you can.
What’s your favorite race?
I’d guess I’d have to say the World Cup Championships in Vail, it's a mountain bike race. It's in Vail and I don’t ride all that well at altitude. But they close down the town and you race through downtown. There are people sitting outside at coffee shops watching the race go by.They shut down Vail, not for like an hour or the minimum amount of time, but all day. It’s like racing in Europe because it gives the racers a lot of respect.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Daylight savings time is just around the corner.
March 9th is the day! It's time to start up those evening rides again.
We will be starting the Monday night recovery ride on Monday March 10th at 6:30 pm. Its still going to get a little on the dark side lets not forget our lights. Ariel and Jerry are very excited to get the ride started again.
On March 12th the infamous hill ride will begin. Tom and I(Scooter) are working on a different route. It will start at 6:30. What a way to spark that fitness;-)
Saturday, how can we forget Saturday? Let's join Mark and the Localcycling crew at Scooters for some coffee and a good ride. We start gathering at 8:30am.
I don't know about you, but I'm ready. The weather has kept me inside a lot this year. I'm excited to get some miles in. How about you?
We will be starting the Monday night recovery ride on Monday March 10th at 6:30 pm. Its still going to get a little on the dark side lets not forget our lights. Ariel and Jerry are very excited to get the ride started again.
On March 12th the infamous hill ride will begin. Tom and I(Scooter) are working on a different route. It will start at 6:30. What a way to spark that fitness;-)
Saturday, how can we forget Saturday? Let's join Mark and the Localcycling crew at Scooters for some coffee and a good ride. We start gathering at 8:30am.
I don't know about you, but I'm ready. The weather has kept me inside a lot this year. I'm excited to get some miles in. How about you?
Sunday, February 24, 2008
EnduraCamp Success
Our Trek Stores sponsor a bundle of energy named Ben Schloegel- a top Ironman Triathlete. He is the epitome of the principle that life is motion. He puts on a few camps a year and just completed this winter’s session. The camps are fashioned to fit around an average work week schedule with early morning and later evening sessions. Now is the time to get in shape for this season's round of racing. Be assured that you will get a Workout, complete with Ben’s cheerful, not out of breath admonitions to get faster as he runs or rides beside you. If you are interested in the summer camps and complete coverage of this past week: check out his website at http://www.enduracamps.com/.
In the meantime here are a few photos:
In the meantime here are a few photos:
Come in to ask Scooter what he really thought about the Fit Pit...
Here are runners who think they're about finished...
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Go By Bike Challenge
Have you noticed how happy cyclists are?
Do you want the glow that comes from having your endorphines flowing at higher levels?
Have you noticed cyclist booty?
An incredible opportunity has come for you! Check out the trekbicyclestores.com website and enter for a chance to get a bike and equipment to ride and achieve your dreams. If your entry is chosen, you will be challenged to make 6 trips a week by bike, two miles more or less each trip, and blog your experiences. Stellar riding awaits you in the spring and fall but beware the heat of summer and the ice of winter are perched to test your mettle.
Good luck & Happy Riding!
Do you want the glow that comes from having your endorphines flowing at higher levels?
Have you noticed cyclist booty?
An incredible opportunity has come for you! Check out the trekbicyclestores.com website and enter for a chance to get a bike and equipment to ride and achieve your dreams. If your entry is chosen, you will be challenged to make 6 trips a week by bike, two miles more or less each trip, and blog your experiences. Stellar riding awaits you in the spring and fall but beware the heat of summer and the ice of winter are perched to test your mettle.
Good luck & Happy Riding!
Friday, January 18, 2008
Warehouse Clearing Sale Feb 8-10
This year is going to be huge, but we need to clear out some space for all the new product that is coming in. Come join us for our 1st Warehouse Clearing Event. Click on my friend above for a complete flyer.· Huge discounts, as much as 70% off select accessories
· We are reducing inventory to make room for spring merchandise
· Shoes, helmets and clothing on sale
· Check out the online flier to see some highlighted bargains
· 08 Midwest Cycling Community members get additional discounts
· Join the club now online, or come to the kickoff party and join that night
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
****Ride a Stage of the Tour promotion****
Ride a full Stage in the Tour – Race the Etape du Tour – You get the opportunity to personally participate in an actual stage of the 2008 Tour. It’s worth the experience! Putting the number on your jersey, standing at the start with 8000 cyclists, hearing Greg LeMond and Miguel Indurain called forward, riding with a wide grin on your face as villagers cheer for you (yes you!) and kids beg for your water bottle as a souvenir (hey, we said you’d feel like Lance – we weren’t kidding). This is as close as it gets to the feeling of riding in the Tour. Villages along the route declare a holiday and come out to cheer. Police close all cross roads and Mavic trucks provide you (yes you) with support. The feed stations are incredible. No question, the Etape is difficult. However, nearly 100% of our riders finished last year. Why? With High Gear Travel you get:
Promotion Ends Jan 15, 2007
July 3 – July 7, 2008 — Package Includes:
• Guaranteed Etape Entry
• Four nights at a 3* Hotel (with air-conditioned
rooms) in a beautiful Pyrenean village –
legendary riding, right out your front door
• We’ve chosen not to be in Pau this year due to
the lack of riding opportunities – that’s why
we’re in France!
• Legendary climbs right out your front door and
a downhill ride home from the finish on Etape
day
• Breakfast and Dinner daily
• On-site mechanic, on-site French-speaking
staff
• Transfer to start morning of the race
• Etape du Tour training & preparation guide
prepared by qualified coach
• Pre-race logistics package, detailed route
descriptions, local ride guides, etc.
Package DOES NOT Include:
• Airfare to/from France
• Rental Car, other ground transport
• Lunches
• Drinks with meals and other hotel incidentals
(phone, laundry, room service, etc.)
Package Price:
• $999 double occupancy(normally $1499)
• $ 350 single supplement
• $899 non-Etape ride.(normally $1299)
Stop in the Store for details
Promotion Ends Jan 15, 2007
July 3 – July 7, 2008 — Package Includes:
• Guaranteed Etape Entry
• Four nights at a 3* Hotel (with air-conditioned
rooms) in a beautiful Pyrenean village –
legendary riding, right out your front door
• We’ve chosen not to be in Pau this year due to
the lack of riding opportunities – that’s why
we’re in France!
• Legendary climbs right out your front door and
a downhill ride home from the finish on Etape
day
• Breakfast and Dinner daily
• On-site mechanic, on-site French-speaking
staff
• Transfer to start morning of the race
• Etape du Tour training & preparation guide
prepared by qualified coach
• Pre-race logistics package, detailed route
descriptions, local ride guides, etc.
Package DOES NOT Include:
• Airfare to/from France
• Rental Car, other ground transport
• Lunches
• Drinks with meals and other hotel incidentals
(phone, laundry, room service, etc.)
Package Price:
• $999 double occupancy(normally $1499)
• $ 350 single supplement
• $899 non-Etape ride.(normally $1299)
Stop in the Store for details
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Friday, December 14, 2007
Astana to ride Trek for 2008 season and beyond
After much anticipation, Trek Bicycle Corporation officially announced today that it has entered into a "multiple year" agreement with Johan Bruyneel's Astana team. According to the arrangement, Trek will provide the Astana riders with Madone 6.9 framesets and a healthy selection from the company's Bontrager parts bin, including wheels, tires, saddles, handlebars, stems, bar tape, cages, and bottles. "We have a relatively standard agreement with the team," said Trek Road Brand Manager Scott Daubert. "We provide them with bikes; they provide us with race results and bike development and access to the riders. It's very similar to what we had with Discovery and US Postal. It's a partnership that helps us both."
The 2008 Astana team is quickly shaping up to look like last year's Discovery Channel team reborn with Bruyneel at the helm, several key Discovery riders moving over (including Levi Leipheimer and 2007 Tour de France winner Alberto Contador), and now the same bike sponsor. From an equipment standpoint, though, Astana will be more akin to a startup than a veteran team and can use little from Bruyneel's Discovery stores.
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Christmas at the Trek Store of Kansas City
The annual Trek the Halls holiday sale is upon us, and our stores are well stocked with bicycles, accessories, clothing and more at special holiday pricing. We want to make your shopping easy. Our great selection of children’s bikes are safe, durable and fit properly for all ages. And our inventory of adult bikes is the best in the area. With financing available, getting a new bike has never been easier.
Your friends in Shawnee are loaded up with footwear and eyewear, making finding deals easy. Shimano SH-M181 Mountain shoes are $30 off, all Nike shoes are 25% off, and the ultra-slick Pearl Izumi Vagabound mountain and road shoes are 15% off. All remaining inventory on Oakley glasses is 15% off, the same goes for Serfas eyewear which is 20% off. Pearl Izumi socks are discounted and there are loads of gifts under $30.
Visit our store and our friendly employees will help you find just the right gift for the cyclist on your list.
Check out our store flyer with added savings on select merchandise.
And for those of you who are thinking it's a good time to get your bike serviced, your right! Check out our Overhaul Special.
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR!!
Maintenance, maintenance, maintenance.... All bikes need it and what better time of year to do it. Come join us for our clinics.
Do you enjoy Cycling?
Would you like to know how to keep your bicycle riding smoothly?
Join us for a maintenance class!
We are offering classes on these Thursdays this winter:
November 29
December 13
January 10
January 24
February 7
Classes will start at 6:30 and cost $10.00.
Each class will go over the tools and equipment required for basic bicycle maintenance: how to do a pre-ride check, change a flat tire while out on a ride, adjust brakes and derailleurs while on a ride, and do a post-ride clean-up. A question and answer session will follow the class.
If there is interest, beginning in January there will be an advanced class as well to tackle basic derailleur adjustments, brake adjustments, and wheel trues (one must first attend a basic class).
Limit class size to 10. Advanced classes would have limit of 5.
Sign up and pre-pay at the Trek Store to guarantee a place in the class.
Do you enjoy Cycling?
Would you like to know how to keep your bicycle riding smoothly?
Join us for a maintenance class!
We are offering classes on these Thursdays this winter:
November 29
December 13
January 10
January 24
February 7
Classes will start at 6:30 and cost $10.00.
Each class will go over the tools and equipment required for basic bicycle maintenance: how to do a pre-ride check, change a flat tire while out on a ride, adjust brakes and derailleurs while on a ride, and do a post-ride clean-up. A question and answer session will follow the class.
If there is interest, beginning in January there will be an advanced class as well to tackle basic derailleur adjustments, brake adjustments, and wheel trues (one must first attend a basic class).
Limit class size to 10. Advanced classes would have limit of 5.
Sign up and pre-pay at the Trek Store to guarantee a place in the class.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
#### We're Back Online #### Breast Cancer ride this weekend!
Wow, After 16 hours of counting I can barely remember my name. But, we're back and ready to go.
I want to remind everyone that we will be doing our Breast Cancer Awareness ride this Saturday. The Ride will be going off at 10 a.m. Be sure to show up a little early if you need register.
See you then;-)
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Reminder, The Trek Store will be closed tomorrow
I just want to remind everyone that the Trek Store will be closed Wednesday October 17 so we can count a lot of stuff. Yeah!!!
We will be open Thursday normal store hours 10 a.m. to 8pm
We will be open Thursday normal store hours 10 a.m. to 8pm
Thanks from all of us at the Trek Store of Kansas City
Saturday, October 13, 2007
******Breat Cancer Ride Postponed******
Due to Severe thunderstorms the Breast Cancer Awareness Ride will be cancelled for today. Don't worry if weather is permitting we will be rescheduling it for next Saturday October 20th at 9:30 leaving from Scooters by the store. Sorry for the inconvenience
All of us from the Trek Store of Kansas City
Thursday, October 11, 2007
*****CLOSED OCTOBER 17TH****
The Trek Bicycle Store of Kansas City will be closed Wednesday the 17th of October so we can count everything in the store. YEEHA!! I love inventory day. Needless to say this will be an all day job so we will be closed for business. We will open for normal business hours on Thurday October 18th.
Thanks for you support
Thanks for you support
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