We carry an excellent selection of Specialized, Argon 18, and Rocky Mountain road bikes in every price range and for every interest. Take a look through this page to see what each brand offers, and visit their web site to look at their on-line catalogue.
Specialized
is one of the few companies that is has been able to become a
technological leader in both mountain bikes and road bikes.
Their road bikes are regularly ridden to victory on the pro road racing circuit. Pictured to the right is Tom Boonen winning the Paris Roubaix on a Specialized Roubaix. Fabian Cancellara was won several tour stages and the world championships on a Specialized. Their Tarmac SL3 sets the standard for performance road bikes.
Specialized is not all about racing. Their Roubaix bike is actually designed the more for the fitness rider. They also have an excellent line of aluminum road bikes, the Allez and Secteur that make great first road bikes.
Canada's premium road bike company, Argon 18, has five different carbon
framesets to choose from. Looking for a carbon cyclo-cross bike,
Argon makes the Arsenic that combines responsive handling
and comfort in one amazing package. They also have an amazing tri-bike line that has
already set a record at Ironman Hawaii in 2005 and regularly takes the fastest
bike split at the event.
When you order your Argon 18 bike from us you have your choice of component group, handlebar width, crank length, wheels and another dozen options to make your bike the perfect one for you. Customize your ride without the custom price!
Rocky Mountain Bicycles
isn't known as a road bike company, but they do make good road
bikes. More importantly, they make amazing cyclo-cross bikes.
How good are they? Rocky Mountain won both the men's and women's
race at the 2009 cyclo-cross nationals race in Edmonton.
Rocky has three bikes in their cyclo-cross line, we especially like the CX and CXR which make an excellent all-purpose road bike able to handle the city, touring, dirt and the highway.
Check out Bruce's Alumni Nathan Underwood rocking his CXR in a cyclo-cross race right here in Saskatoon.