Bike Shop Pinellas County Florida

Bicycle Outfitters

The home of fast, friendly, family service ... located on the Pinellas Trail. Bicycle Outfitters offers a friendly atmosphere to look for that perfect ride, shop for those accessories, and even have your bicycle serviced. All of our bikes are meticulously, professionally built from the ground up and include a free 30-day tune-up. We will always try our hardest to exceed your expectations and most importantly keep you pedaling.

Shop for Bike Accessories, Bikes, Bike Clothing, Bike Rentals, Bike Repairs!

Bicycle Outfitters
Phone: 727-319-2453
11198 70th Ave.
Seminole, FL 33772

Bike Brands

Electra Bicycles, Gary Fisher Bicycles, LeMond's Triomphe Bicycles, Litespeed Titanium, Mirra Co Bicycles, Orbea Bikes, Redline Bicycles, Rocky Mountain Bicycles, Santa Cruz, Trek Bicycles, Yeti Cycles.

Cycling Tips

Don't Compromise Seat Position To Improve Reach - Sometimes, if it feels like the handlebars are too far away (or too confining), you might be tempted to slide the seat forward to reduce the reach. Don't do it! This might solve the reach problem. But, to minimize injury risks and maximize pedal power, seat position must be based on your relationship to the pedals. So, you can cause problems if you move the seat to solve the reach issue. The correct solution is to leave the seat alone (assuming its position is correct) and change the stem (the part that holds the handlebars) for a shorter (or longer) one. We can help if you need to make changes.

Outsmart Bike Thieves - To keep your bike from being stolen, secure it in a visible, well-lit area, which will force the thief to operate in plain view. This may get him to pass on your machine and find another. And, don't routinely lock your baby in the same place all the time. A crook may notice the pattern and pick your bike as an easy target. Similarly, if you leave your rig outside a movie theater, a thief may realize there's a strong chance that you won't be out until the movie's over, which gives him time to get the tools he needs to swipe your ride. Also, if you store your bike in the garage, leave the door closed and consider locking the bike to something because you never know who might spot the bike when the door is open and come back later to steal your pride and joy.

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