Felt     
This line originates from Santa Barbara California and the bikes are designed by Jim Felt.  Jim has a different philosophy than other manufacturers.  He does not spend a lot of money on advertising but instead relies on the bicycles themselves and the shops to sell them.  Felt are now ridden by several top US and European pro teams.  See what all the hype is about. CLICK HERE

Cervelo
How can a Canadian company barely a decade old and with only 30 employees reach the pinnacle of cycling by carrying riders to two consecutive victories on the cobblestones of Paris-Roubaix and over 30 Ironman Triathlon victories?  Simply because their sole focus is to push the envelope and build the best bikes possible.  The Doc saw their potential early and stocked time trial models in the '90s.  CLICK HERE

Litespeed
Another great product from American Bicycle Group, the premier titanium manufacturer. They have the most sophisiticated tooling and manufacturing process of any titanium production in the market place today. All of the bikes are hand crafted in Chattanooga Tenn. They perform this artistry by combining custom drawn and shaped 3/2.5 titanium and rolled and shaped 6/4 titanium.   Check out all of their bikes. CLICK HERE

Orbea
Orbea bikes come to us from Spain; home to some of the best riding in the world. They really understand what makes a performance bike. In addition to exceptional performance, you can have  your Orbea made to order, CLICK HERE to check out all of your custom options.

Cannondale
Cannondales are made int he USA and have a great warranty.  Known as pioneers in aluminum frame construction, Cannondale has embraced carbon fibre technology in their Super Six line.  Their innovative wishbone seat stays give the Dales one of the best rides around whether aluminum or carbon fibre.  CLICK HERE to check out their terrific models.

Trek
Constantly on the cutting edge of carbon fiber technology; Trek once again demonstrates their prowess with the introduction of the Madone SSL. This bike was ridden by Lance Armstrong in the 2004 Tour de France Alps d'Huez time trial stage. This bike is super light and extremely nimble for those killer climbs. To see all of the cool Trek products. CLICK HERE.