Learn more about Moots Cycles here Material:  Seamless 3/2.5 Titanium. Geometry: Stock Moots XC Geometry.  Available variable headtube length or Full Custom geometry. Price Category: Frame: $3500-$5500. Built bikes $5000+.Components: Factory Spec or Fit Werx Rider Matched. Who is it for?  The fat bike rider looking for a long-term companion that has been developed and […]Read More

“Why do you carry what you carry?”  This is one of the best questions you could ask of any bike dealer. At Fit Werx, we spend a lot of time researching any product that we carry. While we lose some sales because we are not willing to always jump on the latest marketing bandwagon or […]Read More

While Fat Bikes have been commercially available for the last ten years, designs have evolved most rapidly in the past few years as the popularity of winter capable bikes has grown.  In fact, the changes have been so quick that a Fat Bike from just a few years ago may be considered limited or obsolete by […]Read More

While demoing road bikes before you buy is not what we would recommend as it can be a very misleading way of selecting a new bike that will work great for you (take a Rider Matched and Fit First approach to bike selection with any bike purchase), we do think that trying out a Fat […]Read More

Once the road season is over we often get asked what road cyclists in New England do to stay active in the fall. Many folks want to put off the trainer, but motivation to stay out on the road can start waning as the days get shorter and weather gets colder. While cyclocross riding and […]Read More

With frost warnings in the weather forecast, it is time to start thinking about the change of the seasons and how to have as much fun as possible on your bike through the winter.  Fat Bikes can be a lot of fun and Fit Werx offers a few quality brands of Fat Bikes including Felt, […]Read More

I’ll admit it, I’m a bit of a weight weenie when it comes to my bicycles. My road bikes usually weigh 15 lbs or less, my Moots Rogue YBB mountain bike is about 22 lbs, and the full suspension mountain bike I’m planning at the moment will be in the 25 lbs range. This being […]Read More