Fathers Day is just around the corner and we at Peak Cycles / Bikeparts.com know exactly what your cycling Dad will love. Whether he is a road biker, mountain biker, or casual cyclist we have you covered with our Fathers Day Gift Guide. Think we missed anything? Leave us a comment below! Also be sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook for the latest sales and events!
Specialized Air Tool Pro – $120
Don’t you hate grabbing a bike from the garage to find a flat tire but no way to pump it up? Here is the Fathers Day gift that keeps giving. A favorite pump at Peak Cycles, the Specialized Air Tool Pro is a full metal construction that is durable and stylish. This will work great for road and mountain bikes and will last your family for generations!
Colorado Riding Socks – $10-15
Who doesn’t love a new pair of socks? Your cyclist Dad will love getting a fresh pair of socks for Fathers Day. Give your Dad some Colorado pride with these options from DeFeet and Save Our Soles.
Birzman 5nm Torque Key – $24
If you’re Dad doesn’t have one of these he will be excited to add it to his tool box. The 5nm Birzman Torque Key is a great tool for tightening seatpost collars around dropper posts or carbon frames. This is a tool we use everyday in the shop at Peak Cycles!
Ahearne Cycles Flask – $30
Does your Dad like to enjoy a drink every now and then? Whether it’s a post-ride libation or pre-show drink at Red Rocks, you’re Dad will be sure to love this flask. Made by Alchemy Cycles out of Portland, Oregon.
Specialized Snapback – $35
Is your Dad a hat guy? We have plenty in the catalog to choose from, but love this hat from Specialized. Snapback ensures that it will be able to fit his noggin. And the acid mint color is very in right now.
Park Tool Pizza Cutter – $16.95
Is your Dad a Pizzaiolo? Whether he’s throwing a Digiorno in the oven or making pizza by hand, he’ll be sure to love this pizza cutter. Nothing makes slicing pizza easier than the Park Tool Pizza Cutter. Pizza not included*
Crank Brother M19 Tool – $30.59
If you’re dad doesn’t have a multi tool in his pack get him the The M19 Tool from Crank Brothers. It is a shop favorite for many reasons including durability, quality, compact size, and having every tool you possibly need when things go wrong!
Park Tool Home Mechanic Starter Kit – $115.95
Is your Dad an aspiring bike mechanic? Send him on his way with the Starter Kit from Park Tools. It has everything he’ll need to start taking care of his bike at home. If you want to go big this Fathers Day, get him a Bike Stand also to make at home repairs that much easier.
Feedback Sports Classic Stand – $199.99
Having the right tool for the job makes life so much easier. When it comes to working on a bike, a stand makes all the difference. This stand from Feedback Sports folds down into a compact size when out of use making it great for saving space. It’s wide sturdy legs will give your Dad a secure platform for working on his and maybe everyone in your family’s bikes!
Garmin Varia RTL 510 with Display -$299.99
Is your Dad an avid road cyclist? Keep him safe and confident on his road rides with the Garmin Varia RTL 510. This award winning radar tail light is a must have. It uses radar to detect the cars behind him. The 65 lumen red light is visible up to a mile away, and flashes with increasing intensity as cars approach. The included handlebar display shows many cars are behind and their distance. Keeping your Dad looking ahead and focused on what’s in front of him.
Specialized Retro Tee – $30
Still unsure of what to get you’re Dad for Fathers Day? This throwback style t shirt from Specialized will bring him back to the Glory Days. Available in different colors like black and acid mint as well.
Thanks for checking out our Fathers Day gift guide. We hope you found something you liked on the list! Remember you can always do next day pickup on most products (2-3 days on Specialized). Be sure to get your orders in before 2pm Monday through Thursday to be able to pick up next day in the shop after 2pm!
Hunter Swanson. June 13th 2019.
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