What's the name of that bike shop in Old Town? Spin Cycle? Spin City? Spin...? I dunno...it's Spin something...
Since no one could remember the full, correct name of the shop we decided to make it easy.
The bicycle shop in Old Town is now officially known as, SPIN. Plain and simple.
With the new name is a new location!
SPIN is now located right around the corner on Grand River across from the Sir Pizza parking lot. You can't miss it.
We're still in the process of arranging everything, but sales and service are in full swing.
Stop in and check out the new place - it's shaping up to be a beautiful location with all the Old Town charm you'd expect.
SPIN
206 E. Grand River Ave.
Lansing MI 48906
517.372.3000
SPIN
Full Service Bicycle Shop
206 E. Grand River Ave.
Old Town, Lansing MI
517.372.3000
Saturday, August 28, 2010
NEW NAME - NEW LOCATION!
Monday, April 5, 2010
Back to Warm Weather Hours!
We're back to being open on Mondays. We're hoping to stay open later one evening...still working on that. If you've got an evening that works better for you, please let us know!
MON: Noon - 6pm
TUE-FRI: 10:30am - 6pm
SAT: 10am - 4pm
SUN: Closed
Catrike Blue Jean Commute
Chad has logged almost 200 miles on the Catrike riding back and forth to work.
This is what he says about the Catrike Road, "I can't remember having so much fun on a bike! Here are a few cool things I've learned about riding a Catrike":
MON: Noon - 6pm
TUE-FRI: 10:30am - 6pm
SAT: 10am - 4pm
SUN: Closed
Catrike Blue Jean Commute
Chad has logged almost 200 miles on the Catrike riding back and forth to work.
This is what he says about the Catrike Road, "I can't remember having so much fun on a bike! Here are a few cool things I've learned about riding a Catrike":
- Staying clipped in at stop lights is cool!
- Motorists think you're a unique object and give you LOTS of room while passing
- I can answer cell phone calls with no problem - and even carry on a conversation while sipping my water...all while keeping it on the road
- I'm only about 1mph slower on the Catrike than on my road bike
- It's fabulous to lay back and relax while coasting down hills
- There is absolutely NO way to appreciate this type of trike without taking a serious test ride.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Demo Bike Special #2 - Bianchi Milano Cita 18" Black

The Milano Cita is a blast to ride. She's taken us on a handful of trips to the hardware, made a few lunch runs and and has seen both ends of the river trail a few times.
Fenders and a sturdy rack make this bike a perfect commuter, campus cruiser or recreational ride.
Light use has left her in exceptionally good health, very close to showroom condition in fact.
Regular price: $600.00
Demo Sale Price: $399.00
Demo Bike Sale #1 - Rans Hammer Truck

One lucky commuter will own this amazing Rans Hammer Truck.
This is a demo bike with very few miles.
The crank forward model has incredible versatility. Payload capacity is 300 lbs and the rider weight limit is 275 lbs for a total maximum capacity of 575 lbs.
In spite of the huge carrying capacity, the Hammer Truck provides a very efficient ride. It's perfect for cross town jaunts to the city market, fully loaded camp touring or anything in between.
Our Hammer Truck Demo bike is equipped with:
Runners: $30
Runner Covers: $80
Orange Sling Bags: $230
Topper Deck: $85
Regular retail as spec'd: $2420.00
Demo Bike Sale price: $1400.00
Spin's Early Season Checkover Special
We're running a limited quantity checkover special. Here are the details:
- Only 30 checkovers will be sold at $45.00 (regular price $65.00).
- Checkover must be booked by March 5th.
- We will install any upgrades and accessories that you purchase from us for no additional labor charge.
- This is a great opportunity to replace a chain or cassette, brake and derailleur wires, brake pads, tires and tubes, or have a new computer installed. How about fenders and a rack for the commuters out there?
- Call the shop to reserve your checkover or to be placed on a short reserve list in case there are any cancellations.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Winter Commuting and Recumbent Trikes
For most "all weather" commuters, the one stopper to pedaling for transportation is fundamental safety. When roads get snowy and iced over, staying upright on a conventional two-wheeler is a challenge. Enter the three wheeled recumbent.
This ride will transport you faithfully in all conditions short of deep snow in stable, efficient comfort. Equipped with a fairing, frozen fingers are taken out of the equation as well. This beauty stopped one of my die-hard commuters in his tracks as he approached the sales counter. "You're tempting me, man", he said, before I was able to deliver my sales pitch.
Trikes are available for test ride now. Come see what I'm talking about.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Jamis Bicycles Have Arrived!
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