Mt Airy Bicycles

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from March 27, 2015
  

  Beth L. asked:

  Looking for a good bike shop in Maryland...I am a disabled vet wanting to get active again.

  

  Douglas S. replied:

  I went to Bike123.com which has stores in College park and Mt. Airy for my recumbent trike. Greak guys to work with .

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• Referral from January 20, 2015
  

  Ramon R. asked:

  Anybody work at a bicycle shop. Trying to get a really good bike for a 6 year old..GT mongoose those type of bikes

  

  Mark G. replied:

  This guy is who restored my bike he has old school Bmx from the 80's and 90's if your looking to restore one he has some almost brand new http://www.bike123.com

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• Referral from September 10, 2008
  

  mdezee asked:

  I'm looking to have my dad's vintage Masi (I think Gran Criterium, campy components) from the mid 70's that he used to race back in the day restored for his b-day. Anyone have good...

  

  Only one comes to mind: College Park Bicycles. Check their web site (http://bike123.com) and email Larry about your project. He'll steer you right, anywhere from knowing who can do a restoration repaint with perfect decals to knowing which bikes are better left original - and can probably get ahold of any period parts you might need. To get started, here's a site that talks about dating your frame from the serial number, which might even narrow down which now-legendary framebuilder made your dad's bike... http://bhovey.com/Masi/masidates.htm Good luck

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• Referral from July 21, 2006
  

  George C. asked:

  I am looking for your suggestions on a recumbent trike. I currently have a Trek hybrid but nerve damage in my arms makes it difficult to ride for very long. I had planned to use the bike for cardio...

  

  Also check out http://bike123.com/ . Larry Black, the owner of Mt. Airy and College Park Bicycles, both in MD, has quite an interest in non traditional bikes. They also have tandems, folding bikes, unicycles, etc. Ken W3CAT

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