Our road bikes are built for performance, durability and are light weight for road racing, weekend training rides or a leisurely tour.
You have one rival. It's not heat, a cross-breeze, or the rider behind you. It's time. But you have a secret weapon.
Our mountain bikes traverse anywhere. Head down a trail for an adventure, over mossy boulders and through muddy streams.
Our Women's bikes have modified frame geometries to increase comfort while providing power-generating riding position.
When you try out our City bikes, you'll be going places and seeing things you won't see in a car, and getting some exercise while you're at it.
Our Kids bikes are built safe and strong to last thru the rough-and-tumble of growing years. Our selection comes in cool colours.
With our BMX bikes you can be sure that it can take a pounding. You want a quality, safe and hardy bike that lasts.
In the shadow of the Arc de Triomphe Team Astana's Alberto Contador held up two fingers on each hand to signify his second Tour de France win in what played out to be a near-perfect ride for the young Spanish champion. Contador took both a mountain stage and time trial win, along with the victory for the team time trial, making for a well-rounded Tour from the world's current best stage racer. After almost 85-hours of racing, Contador's gap to second place was a dominant four minutes, satisfying even nay-sayers that his repeat performance at the top of the podium in Paris is not a fluke. Coming in 4:11 behind Contador was Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank) and rounding out the podium was seven-time Tour champion Lance Armstrong in his return to the sport after a four year retirement. Team Astana also took the win in the Teams classification, a testament to the hard work put in by 6th place finisher Andreas Kloden, Sergio Paulinho, Yaroslav Popovych, Haimar Zubeldia, Gregory Rast, Dmitriy Muravyev and Levi Leipheimer to put two men on the podium.
