Cycling Holiday Gifts in Pictures – You Know You Want ‘Em!

The holidays can be just plain hectic, and some gifts may fall through the cracks until the very end.  With Christmas Day just a few days away, we thought we would entice you with some last minute cycling gifts. Purchase some as stocking stuffers or buy bike parts and other goodies as gifts to put under the tree.  You can’t go wrong – unless you just don’t get anything!  

Just a few of the many choices for small items that can be used as stocking stuffers. These small items make great gifts for your cyclist friends or family.

Waffles, lube, tires, and bike parts

Cygolite Expilion 720 lumen light! USB rechargeable, water resistant, and 8 different light modes. Come get the perfect light for night riding season.

Peak Cycles is your stop for Colorado gear! These make great stocking stuffers or gifts for the holiday season!

A new road bike! A beautiful shot of a custom S-Works Tarmac. 15.4 lbs of pure speed.

A Giant Anthem Advanced SX 27.5.  What’s not to love?  Carbon frame, carbon wheels, SRAM XO 1×11 drivetrain, SRAM Guide RS brakes, a dropper post, and rockshox suspension. Stop in the store for pricing. 

Here at Peak Cycles Bicycle Shop, we feel that the true Christmas spirit of cycling is the love of the bike.  It’s the adventure cycling brings – the challenge of a new ride, the experimentation with new or different bike parts, the joy of connecting with friends in meaningful ways, and the building of camaraderie with teammates.  

These are all the very blessings we wish for you and your family this holiday season.  Merry Christmas from Peak Cycles Bicycle Shop and BikeParts.com!

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