Your Guide To Los Angeles Bicycle Culture

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In case you didn't notice the price of gas has gotten a little bit out of control. While you could resort to expletives when it costs you $50 to fill up your '98 Honda Civic, you're better off getting even rather than mad. And what's the best way to get even? Ditching your car, and getting on your bike, of course! So here are some ways to help you immerse yourself in bike culture.

Critical Mass

Take a peak to see what all the fuss is about.

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Straight and to the point.

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Reasons to love your bicycle.

I Martin Bicycles

8330 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048

There are TONS of shops around Los Angeles where you can buy a bicycle. REI, Helen’s, Performance, and Cynergy are just a small handful of places where you can check out bikes. I Martin has a pretty awesome selection of racing and mountain bikes, but that’s just our personal opinion! Your best bet is to research bikes online before heading out to one of LA’s many shops.

There are TONS of shops around Los Angeles where you can buy a bicycle. REI, Helen’s, Performance, and Cynergy are just a small handful of places where you can check out bikes. I Martin has a pretty awesome selection of racing and mountain bikes, but that’s just our personal opinion! Your best bet is to research bikes online before heading out to one of LA’s many shops.

Chubby's Cruiser Dot Com

2045 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034

If you’re not planning on taking your bike into the mountains or racing it down highways, then a cruiser might be a good choice for you. They’re wide and usually pretty sturdy, which might be beneficial if it’s been a while since you’ve been behind the handlebars. Plus, you can get a basket fixed to the front of your cruiser so you can tote your puppy or your groceries on your ride.

If you’re not planning on taking your bike into the mountains or racing it down highways, then a cruiser might be a good choice for you. They’re wide and usually pretty sturdy, which might be beneficial if it’s been a while since you’ve been behind the handlebars. Plus, you can get a basket fixed to the front of your cruiser so you can tote your puppy or your groceries on your ride.

Just A Couple Bike Shops

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The SFV, Los Angeles
Likes: sweet pickles, English Bulldog puppies, jukeboxes, bicycles, and wheat beer. Dislikes: traffic jams, people who talk during yoga classes, murky swimming pools, excessively sweet frosting, and surly librarians.