In early winter 2017, my wife and I decided to each have one of our top rated adventure/gravel bikes, the Moots Routt RSL, built to match our fit and ride needs.  About 60% of the roads in Vermont are dirt, so the Routt RSL seemed a logical place to expand our horizons. After over a […]Read More

“The Routt is the type of bike you can ride almost anywhere, and makes each trip so enjoyable you will want to take it everywhere…” That about sums it up in our book for the exceptional Routt RSL.  Full article here. Contact us to talk about a new Moots here.   With eight week lead times, […]Read More

This post from the Moots blog is about a bike Fit Werx, Moots and one of our clients recently built together. Nice bike Michele! A SPECIAL MOOTS BUILD STORY June 14, 2018 | Gravel, Mountain, Road We get the chance to build many special bikes throughout the year.  This one is no exception.  Fueled by a passion of climbing […]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

The front derailleur has long been the bane of the mechanical components of a bicycle.  While some perfectly set-up front derailleurs, like Shimano’s Di2, are immense improvements over what front derailleurs used to be, there is no escaping that the front derailleur is a rather primitive component by necessity.  There remains room for improvement in […]Read More

From bikes like Niner’s MCR and Moots Routt YBB to Lauf’s Grit forks, suspension is an emerging trend in gravel road bikes.  Gravel roads can often be rough on their own and going off-road on your adventure bike means encountering even more jostling.  Suspension on a gravel bike makes sense for many riders.  One of […]Read More

By Jim Weaver, Service Manager Emeritus, Fit Werx, Vermont I retired as Service Manager at Fit Werx in Waitsfield, Vermont at the end of 2018.  Shortly before retirement, I acquired a Parlee Z-Zero XD frameset.  Spending just shy of 10 years building hundreds (if not thousands) of bikes, and servicing an equal number of client […]Read More

Over the winter, I decided to make an effort to commute by bike with some regularity during the riding season.  My commute is about 45 miles round trip, and I live on top of a 800’ climb over the last couple miles.  It is a good ride, but takes some time. I came into the […]Read More

We have received a good number of inquiries about new bikes through the fall,  which is great.  We love to see more people getting out to ride and we also think it is great that some folks who have been riding older equipment are going to have the pleasure of experiencing just how far bikes […]Read More