Guru Bicycles offers a great range of stock and customizable road and tri bicycles starting around $2500. Guru offers unique options, like multiple finishes and up to ten colors as well as custom geometry, without extra charge on all their models. We’ve updated the Guru Bicycle Manufacturer Profile in the Tech Center for 2010, including…
We just posted a series of interviews with Fit Werx co-founder Ian Buchanan discussing how to buy the right bike the first time and some of the things to watch out for when shopping for new bikes and test riding. Most of the videos can be found on our Fitting Services page. There is also…
Fit Werx is proud to sponsor the world famous Stowe Derby Nordic Ski race again for 2010. Consider putting together a team and visit www.stowederby.com for information on this classic event that takes racers from the top of Mount Mansfield to the village of Stowe on cross country skis! Fun for skiers of all abilities.
While we don’t have all the descriptions and information we eventually want for each product, we recently added some big categories to the online store. Our Wheel Section is now one of the most informative on the web with reviews, full descriptions, specs and ratings on over 40 wheel models. Click into any model for…
Visit our Tech Center Mechanical Services Page and scroll through the options to see videos on the following subjects are now posted: How to Change a Tire Bicycle Maintenance and Cleaning Basic Road Bike Brake Adjustments Derailleur Adjustment Fundamentals Check them out!
Just in time for the Holidays, Fit Werx gift cards are now available for purchase online. Just click this link to the “Gift” category in the online store and select a dollar amount or a service you would like to give. Gift cards can be redeemed at either Fit Werx location, online or via phone…
A version of this article was originally published in Triathlete Magazine Since the August 2009 “Tech Support” on bearings was published, I’ve been asked some good follow up questions about choosing bearings and bearing ratings. Question 1) “I’m not that technical. What is the biggest thing to focus on when choosing a replacement bearing?” Look…
A version of this article was originally published in Triathlete Magazine In the April 2009 issue of Triathlete, in the Tech Support column, there was an article that mentioned ceramic (hybrid) bearings and recommended a Grade 3 bearing or better. From the Internet, I found that some manufacturers say Grade 5 bearings are the best…
A version of this article was originally published in Triathlete Magazine Dear Tech Support, I have had a road bike for a few years, but am new to triathlon. At the end of last season I added aerobars to make my bike more triathlon specific. They have not been very comfortable though and my friends…
Don’t give up on riding just because it is getting colder – a cross bike can keep you outside and riding instead of inside on the trainer. Fall is a great time to get out and explore some of the “off the beaten path” places you may not go during the summer riding months. Maybe…
We want to build out the online store that you want and your input and help would be much appreciated. The linked survey will take about five minutes and you’ll be entered in a contest to win a pair of Zipp 404 wheels in 2010. Thank you for the help!
Ready to boost the effectiveness of your training for 2010 and reach a new level? If so, these are can’t miss dates. Many years ago, Fit Werx was one of the first places to offer VO2 testing and we’re pleased to continue to offer testing sessions in 2010. In conjunction with Joey Adams of Intelligent…